Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-275.2
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Destruction of warrant registers after warrants
Official statutory text
microfilmed or duplicated.
Warrant registers maintained by the State Treasurer, listing
warrants issued in payment to the needy persons referred to in
Section 275.1 of this title, shall be destroyed in the manner
hereinabove provided by the State Treasurer upon receipt of notice
from the Department of Human Services that warrants listed thereon
have been microfilmed or duplicated in a manner acceptable to the
Archives and Records Commission or if the warrants have been
destroyed with permission of the Archives and Records Commission.
Warrant registers maintained by the State Treasurer, listing
warrants issued in payment to the needy persons referred to in
Section 275.1 of this title, shall be destroyed in the manner
hereinabove provided by the State Treasurer upon receipt of notice
from the Department of Human Services that warrants listed thereon
have been microfilmed or duplicated in a manner acceptable to the
Archives and Records Commission or if the warrants have been
destroyed with permission of the Archives and Records Commission.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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