Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-34.104
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Revenue Stabilization Fund performance report
Official statutory text
Not later than December 15, 2018, and every five (5) years
thereafter, the Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall
submit a report to the Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget,
and the Governor on the performance of the Revenue Stabilization
Fund set forth in this section. The reports shall include an
analysis of the deposit formulae impact on General Revenue Fund tax
revenue volatility, the adequacy of deposits required by the formula
to the Revenue Stabilization Fund to replace potential future
revenue declines, and the withdrawal provisions of the Revenue
Stabilization Fund. The reports shall include recommended changes,
if any, to the deposit formulae or withdrawal rules that are
consistent with the purposes of the Revenue Stabilization Fund.
thereafter, the Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall
submit a report to the Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget,
and the Governor on the performance of the Revenue Stabilization
Fund set forth in this section. The reports shall include an
analysis of the deposit formulae impact on General Revenue Fund tax
revenue volatility, the adequacy of deposits required by the formula
to the Revenue Stabilization Fund to replace potential future
revenue declines, and the withdrawal provisions of the Revenue
Stabilization Fund. The reports shall include recommended changes,
if any, to the deposit formulae or withdrawal rules that are
consistent with the purposes of the Revenue Stabilization Fund.
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