Okla. Stat. tit. 64, § 64-1001
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Commissioners of the Land Office - Personnel
Official statutory text
A. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor and
Inspector, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the President
of the State Board of Agriculture shall constitute the Commissioners
of the Land Office. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall have
charge of the sale, exchange, rental, disposal, and management of
the school lands and other public lands of the state and of the
funds and proceeds derived from the lands. The school lands and
public lands of the state and the funds and proceeds derived from
the lands shall be managed as a sacred trust for the exclusive
benefit of the beneficiaries and for the return of full value from
the use and disposition of the trust property and as prescribed by
the Legislature to attain the trust goals by protection of assets
coupled with maximum return and to provide standards to foster
evenhanded and proper administration of the trust.
B. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall possess and
retain all powers and duties irrevocably granted pursuant to the
Constitution of the State of Oklahoma, the Enabling Act of Oklahoma,
and laws governing the proper administration of trusts.
Inspector, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the President
of the State Board of Agriculture shall constitute the Commissioners
of the Land Office. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall have
charge of the sale, exchange, rental, disposal, and management of
the school lands and other public lands of the state and of the
funds and proceeds derived from the lands. The school lands and
public lands of the state and the funds and proceeds derived from
the lands shall be managed as a sacred trust for the exclusive
benefit of the beneficiaries and for the return of full value from
the use and disposition of the trust property and as prescribed by
the Legislature to attain the trust goals by protection of assets
coupled with maximum return and to provide standards to foster
evenhanded and proper administration of the trust.
B. The Commissioners of the Land Office shall possess and
retain all powers and duties irrevocably granted pursuant to the
Constitution of the State of Oklahoma, the Enabling Act of Oklahoma,
and laws governing the proper administration of trusts.
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