Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-695.2
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The Legislature hereby finds and declares that there is a need
to establish procedures for the efficient sale and issuance of bonds
or other obligations by State Governmental Entities which are hereby
declared to be essential to the economic well-being of the state.
The Legislature further declares that there are hereby adopted
procedures, requirements and methods allowing for significant
systematic oversight of State Governmental Entity issuers of bonds
or other obligations. The Legislature further declares such
oversight is essential to protect the public welfare of the State of
Oklahoma.
to establish procedures for the efficient sale and issuance of bonds
or other obligations by State Governmental Entities which are hereby
declared to be essential to the economic well-being of the state.
The Legislature further declares that there are hereby adopted
procedures, requirements and methods allowing for significant
systematic oversight of State Governmental Entity issuers of bonds
or other obligations. The Legislature further declares such
oversight is essential to protect the public welfare of the State of
Oklahoma.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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