Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-3310
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Public trust hospitals — Joint ventures — Exemption from
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Open Meeting Act and Oklahoma Open Records Act.
In the event a public trust hospital enters into a joint venture
with or acquires an interest in a not-for-profit entity to
effectuate the administration of the mission of the public trust,
that entity shall not be subject to the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act
and the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Any information submitted to or
compiled by the public trust with respect to marketing plans,
financial statements, trade secrets, research concepts, methods or
products or any other proprietary information submitted to or
compiled by the trust, persons, firms, associations, partnerships,
agencies, corporations, institutions of higher education, nonprofit
research institutions, or other entities shall be confidential,
except to the extent that the person or entity which provided such
information or which is the subject of such information consents to
disclosure. Executive sessions may be held to discuss such
materials if deemed necessary by the trust. The provisions of this
section shall not apply to budgetary information related to
appropriations or the appropriations process. For purposes of this
section, "public trust hospital" is defined as any hospital created
pursuant to Section 176.1 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes or
Section 790.1 of Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
In the event a public trust hospital enters into a joint venture
with or acquires an interest in a not-for-profit entity to
effectuate the administration of the mission of the public trust,
that entity shall not be subject to the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act
and the Oklahoma Open Records Act. Any information submitted to or
compiled by the public trust with respect to marketing plans,
financial statements, trade secrets, research concepts, methods or
products or any other proprietary information submitted to or
compiled by the trust, persons, firms, associations, partnerships,
agencies, corporations, institutions of higher education, nonprofit
research institutions, or other entities shall be confidential,
except to the extent that the person or entity which provided such
information or which is the subject of such information consents to
disclosure. Executive sessions may be held to discuss such
materials if deemed necessary by the trust. The provisions of this
section shall not apply to budgetary information related to
appropriations or the appropriations process. For purposes of this
section, "public trust hospital" is defined as any hospital created
pursuant to Section 176.1 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes or
Section 790.1 of Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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