Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-857.1
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A. The State Board of Health shall promulgate such rules as are
necessary to implement the provisions of the Long-term Care
Certificate of Need Act and meet the requirements of federal
regulations. The State Department of Health may administer oaths at
any hearing or investigation conducted pursuant to the Long-term
Care Certificate of Need Act, and receive federal grant or contract
funds by complying with the requirements therefor.
B. The Department shall post on the Department’s Internet site
a monthly report which shall include the status of each review
currently being conducted, the reviews completed since the last
report issued, and a general statement of the findings and decisions
made in the course of these reviews.
necessary to implement the provisions of the Long-term Care
Certificate of Need Act and meet the requirements of federal
regulations. The State Department of Health may administer oaths at
any hearing or investigation conducted pursuant to the Long-term
Care Certificate of Need Act, and receive federal grant or contract
funds by complying with the requirements therefor.
B. The Department shall post on the Department’s Internet site
a monthly report which shall include the status of each review
currently being conducted, the reviews completed since the last
report issued, and a general statement of the findings and decisions
made in the course of these reviews.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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