Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-2220.5
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Driver license or identification applications -
Official statutory text
Voluntary contributions.
A. 1. An applicant for an original or replacement driver
license or identification card shall be given an opportunity to make
a voluntary contribution of One Dollar ($1.00) to be credited to the
Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving Fund
established in Section 2220.3 of this title. Any voluntary
contribution shall be added to the driver license or identification
card fee and then be referred to the State Treasurer and credited to
the Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving
Fund as provided in Section 2220.3 of this title.
2. An applicant for a vehicle title or transfer of title or for
a vehicle license plate shall be given an opportunity to make a
minimum voluntary contribution of One Dollar ($1.00) to be credited
to the Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program
Revolving Fund established in Section 2220.3 of this title. Any
voluntary contribution shall be added to the title or license plate
fee and then be referred to the State Treasurer and credited to the
Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving Fund
as provided in Section 2220.3 of this title.
3. The contribution prescribed in this section is voluntary and
may be refused by the applicant. Service Oklahoma shall make
available an information booklet or other informational sources on
the importance of organ donation to applicants for licensure, as
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1385
designed and provided by the State Department of Health and the
State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
B. Service Oklahoma and licensed operators shall inquire of
each applicant at the time of presentation of a completed
application for an original driver license or identification card
whether the applicant is interested in making the One Dollar ($1.00)
contribution prescribed in subsection A of this section and whether
the applicant is interested in being an organ and tissue donor.
Service Oklahoma or licensed operators shall also specifically
inform the applicant of the ability to make an organ and tissue
donation. Service Oklahoma shall notify the State Commissioner of
Health of the name, address, date of birth, and driver license
number or identification card number of applicants who indicate that
they are interested in being an organ donor.
C. The incremental cost of administration of contributions to
the fund, not to exceed one percent (1%) of the monies received
pursuant to the provisions of this section, shall be paid by the
fund to Service Oklahoma from amounts received pursuant to the
provisions of this section before funds are expended for the
purposes of the fund.
A. 1. An applicant for an original or replacement driver
license or identification card shall be given an opportunity to make
a voluntary contribution of One Dollar ($1.00) to be credited to the
Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving Fund
established in Section 2220.3 of this title. Any voluntary
contribution shall be added to the driver license or identification
card fee and then be referred to the State Treasurer and credited to
the Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving
Fund as provided in Section 2220.3 of this title.
2. An applicant for a vehicle title or transfer of title or for
a vehicle license plate shall be given an opportunity to make a
minimum voluntary contribution of One Dollar ($1.00) to be credited
to the Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program
Revolving Fund established in Section 2220.3 of this title. Any
voluntary contribution shall be added to the title or license plate
fee and then be referred to the State Treasurer and credited to the
Oklahoma Organ Donor Education and Awareness Program Revolving Fund
as provided in Section 2220.3 of this title.
3. The contribution prescribed in this section is voluntary and
may be refused by the applicant. Service Oklahoma shall make
available an information booklet or other informational sources on
the importance of organ donation to applicants for licensure, as
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1385
designed and provided by the State Department of Health and the
State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
B. Service Oklahoma and licensed operators shall inquire of
each applicant at the time of presentation of a completed
application for an original driver license or identification card
whether the applicant is interested in making the One Dollar ($1.00)
contribution prescribed in subsection A of this section and whether
the applicant is interested in being an organ and tissue donor.
Service Oklahoma or licensed operators shall also specifically
inform the applicant of the ability to make an organ and tissue
donation. Service Oklahoma shall notify the State Commissioner of
Health of the name, address, date of birth, and driver license
number or identification card number of applicants who indicate that
they are interested in being an organ donor.
C. The incremental cost of administration of contributions to
the fund, not to exceed one percent (1%) of the monies received
pursuant to the provisions of this section, shall be paid by the
fund to Service Oklahoma from amounts received pursuant to the
provisions of this section before funds are expended for the
purposes of the fund.
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