Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-3279

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Oklahoma State University Medical Authority Agency

Official statutory text

Special Account - Official Depository Account - Bond coverage.

A. The funds deposited in the Oklahoma State University Medical

Authority Agency Special Account created in subsection B of this

section shall be invested by the State Treasurer in the manner

provided for by law. The return on such investments shall be

credited to the accounts of the Authority.

B. There is hereby created in the State Treasury an Official

Depository Account for the Oklahoma State University Medical

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1586

Authority, to be designated the Oklahoma State University Medical

Authority Agency Special Account. The Official Depository Account

shall consist of an agency clearing account and an agency special

account. All revenues, except federal entitlements and state

appropriations, generated by the Oklahoma State University Medical

Authority shall be deposited in these accounts.

C. The Authority shall be subject to blanket bond coverage as

provided in Sections 85.26 through 85.31 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma

Statutes, provided the Authority shall be authorized to purchase

increased amounts of fidelity bond coverage for employees for whom

it is deemed necessary by the Authority. When the amount listed in

Section 85.29 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes is deemed

inadequate, the cost of increased coverage shall be borne by the

Authority.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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