Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-45.8
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Performance audits and investigations by State Auditor
Official statutory text
and Inspector and Joint Committee on Accountability in Government.
A. The State Auditor and Inspector when in the conduct of a
performance audit of a state agency shall consider in the evaluation
of an agency the extent to which the agency conforms to the agency's
strategic plan and management and performance report.
B. The Joint Committee on Accountability in Government pursuant
to its procedures may conduct a performance investigation of a state
agency to consider to what extent an agency has improved
performance.
C. The activities of the Joint Committee shall not preclude
other oversight activities by other legislative entities.
A. The State Auditor and Inspector when in the conduct of a
performance audit of a state agency shall consider in the evaluation
of an agency the extent to which the agency conforms to the agency's
strategic plan and management and performance report.
B. The Joint Committee on Accountability in Government pursuant
to its procedures may conduct a performance investigation of a state
agency to consider to what extent an agency has improved
performance.
C. The activities of the Joint Committee shall not preclude
other oversight activities by other legislative entities.
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