Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-8015
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Report of findings – Committee recommendations
Official statutory text
The Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency shall prepare and
submit to the oversight committee a report of its findings for each
performance evaluation or independent comprehensive performance
audit conducted. Such reports shall be available to the public,
other than with respect to any information or material made
confidential by law. The oversight committee may make
recommendations to the agency evaluated, or to the Legislature and
the Governor, for further action as it deems necessary, and may
direct the Office to monitor and report on implementation of such
recommendations.
submit to the oversight committee a report of its findings for each
performance evaluation or independent comprehensive performance
audit conducted. Such reports shall be available to the public,
other than with respect to any information or material made
confidential by law. The oversight committee may make
recommendations to the agency evaluated, or to the Legislature and
the Governor, for further action as it deems necessary, and may
direct the Office to monitor and report on implementation of such
recommendations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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