Okla. Stat. tit. 64, § 64-1035
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Secretary - Duties - Financial statement to Governor and
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Legislature.
It is hereby the duty of the Accounting Division under the
supervision of the Secretary of the Land Office to submit to the
Commissioners of the Land Office a monthly statement of all
operational expenditures of the Land Office. The Secretary shall,
not later than the fifth day of each regular session of the
Legislature, submit a detailed financial statement to the Governor
and to the Legislature for the preceding fiscal year ending June 30
reflecting all assets and liabilities owned and held by the Land
Office at the close of the period, profits made and losses
sustained, together with a detailed schedule of all lands, loans,
bonds, and coupons, contracts and judgments owned and held by the
Land Office.
It is hereby the duty of the Accounting Division under the
supervision of the Secretary of the Land Office to submit to the
Commissioners of the Land Office a monthly statement of all
operational expenditures of the Land Office. The Secretary shall,
not later than the fifth day of each regular session of the
Legislature, submit a detailed financial statement to the Governor
and to the Legislature for the preceding fiscal year ending June 30
reflecting all assets and liabilities owned and held by the Land
Office at the close of the period, profits made and losses
sustained, together with a detailed schedule of all lands, loans,
bonds, and coupons, contracts and judgments owned and held by the
Land Office.
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