Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-57.2
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The Commission, acting for and on behalf of the State of
Oklahoma, shall be the agency by and through which the State of
Oklahoma may incur indebtedness to the extent of but not to exceed
the sum of Thirty-six Million Dollars ($36,000,000.00), for the
purpose of constructing, equipping, remodeling and repairing any and
all buildings of the state, including those of its educational,
recreational, penal and eleemosynary establishments, pursuant to and
by the authority of Section 31, Article X, of the Constitution of
Oklahoma and this act. It is declared to be the intent and purpose
of this act to vitalize said Section 31, and to invoke and exercise
the powers conferred upon the Legislature of Oklahoma thereby.
Oklahoma, shall be the agency by and through which the State of
Oklahoma may incur indebtedness to the extent of but not to exceed
the sum of Thirty-six Million Dollars ($36,000,000.00), for the
purpose of constructing, equipping, remodeling and repairing any and
all buildings of the state, including those of its educational,
recreational, penal and eleemosynary establishments, pursuant to and
by the authority of Section 31, Article X, of the Constitution of
Oklahoma and this act. It is declared to be the intent and purpose
of this act to vitalize said Section 31, and to invoke and exercise
the powers conferred upon the Legislature of Oklahoma thereby.
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