Okla. Stat. tit. 65, § 65-3-113.2
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in Sections 3-113.1 through 3-115 of this title:
1. "Agency" means any office, officer, department, division,
unit, bureau, board, commission, authority, institution, substate
planning district, or agency in any branch of the state government,
and all subdivisions of each when applicable, including state
institutions of higher education, defined as all state-supported
colleges, universities, junior colleges, and technology center
schools; and
2. "State publications" means any informational materials,
regardless of format, method of reproduction, or source, which
originate in or are produced with the imprint, by the authority, or
at the total or partial expense of an agency supported wholly or in
part by state funds and which are distributed to persons outside of
the creating agency or are required by law. "State publication"
incorporates those publications that may or may not be financed by
state funds but are released by private entities pursuant to a
contract with or subject to the supervision of any agency.
1. "Agency" means any office, officer, department, division,
unit, bureau, board, commission, authority, institution, substate
planning district, or agency in any branch of the state government,
and all subdivisions of each when applicable, including state
institutions of higher education, defined as all state-supported
colleges, universities, junior colleges, and technology center
schools; and
2. "State publications" means any informational materials,
regardless of format, method of reproduction, or source, which
originate in or are produced with the imprint, by the authority, or
at the total or partial expense of an agency supported wholly or in
part by state funds and which are distributed to persons outside of
the creating agency or are required by law. "State publication"
incorporates those publications that may or may not be financed by
state funds but are released by private entities pursuant to a
contract with or subject to the supervision of any agency.
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