Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-49
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Multi-year trend analysis of budget outlook
Official statutory text
On or before November 1 of each year, the Office of Management
and Enterprise Services shall develop and publish a multi-year trend
analysis of the state's budget outlook which includes the current
fiscal year, the ensuing fiscal year and the following two (2)
fiscal years. The trend analysis shall include projections of
revenues and expenditures reflecting the best available information
concerning economic activity, population change, policy developments
and other factors affecting the state budget. The analysis shall be
provided to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, members of the
Senate Appropriations and Finance Committees, the Speaker of the
House of Representatives and members of the House Appropriations and
Budget Committee.
and Enterprise Services shall develop and publish a multi-year trend
analysis of the state's budget outlook which includes the current
fiscal year, the ensuing fiscal year and the following two (2)
fiscal years. The trend analysis shall include projections of
revenues and expenditures reflecting the best available information
concerning economic activity, population change, policy developments
and other factors affecting the state budget. The analysis shall be
provided to the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, members of the
Senate Appropriations and Finance Committees, the Speaker of the
House of Representatives and members of the House Appropriations and
Budget Committee.
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