Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-89.9

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Statements and affidavits regarding collusion activities

Official statutory text

and employee nepotism - Forms to be prescribed by Attorney General.

A. The Attorney General shall prescribe and provide forms to

the Office of the State Treasurer for sworn statements and

affidavits regarding collusion activities. Such sworn statement

form shall be similar to the sworn statement forms provided for in

Sections 85.22 and 85.23 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes. All

concerns, including but not limited to financial institutions and

investment companies, entering into an agreement or contract awarded

by the Office of the State Treasurer shall have on file with the

Office of the State Treasurer a current sworn statement.

B. The Attorney General shall prescribe and provide forms to

the Office of the State Treasurer for sworn statements and

affidavits regarding employee nepotism. Such sworn statement and

affidavit shall state that the Office of the State Treasurer

employee is not related by affinity or consanguinity within the

third degree to any person offering investment services to the

Office of the State Treasurer. The statement and affidavit shall be

signed by each employee of the Office of the State Treasurer

employed prior to the effective date of this act and by any new

employee of the Office of the State Treasurer hired after the

effective date of this act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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