Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-179
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Use of fund - Consent of Governor
Official statutory text
The said fund shall be available for the purchase of materials,
equipment, buildings and appurtenances, and may be expended for all
other purposes which may be proper and necessary in the conduct of
all or any of the business enterprises, occupations and undertakings
set out in the preceding section of this Act, or that may be now or
hereafter authorized by law; Provided, that with the consent of the
Governor given in writing, the said fund may be used for any legal
and proper purpose, in case of actual emergency.
equipment, buildings and appurtenances, and may be expended for all
other purposes which may be proper and necessary in the conduct of
all or any of the business enterprises, occupations and undertakings
set out in the preceding section of this Act, or that may be now or
hereafter authorized by law; Provided, that with the consent of the
Governor given in writing, the said fund may be used for any legal
and proper purpose, in case of actual emergency.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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