Okla. Stat. tit. 66, § 66-333
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Finance and budgeting
Official statutory text
FINANCE
The Commission may accept, for any of its purposes and
functions, donations, gifts, grants, and appropriations of money,
equipment, supplies, materials, and services from the federal
government, from any party state or from any department, agency, or
municipality thereof, or from any institution, person, firm, or
corporation. The Commission, out of the funds available to it,
shall pay all expenses incurred by the Commission in executing the
duties imposed upon it by this compact. The Commission shall not go
into debt. The Commission shall submit to the officer designated by
the laws of each party state, periodically as required by the laws
of each party state, a budget of its actual past and estimated
future expenditures.
The Commission may accept, for any of its purposes and
functions, donations, gifts, grants, and appropriations of money,
equipment, supplies, materials, and services from the federal
government, from any party state or from any department, agency, or
municipality thereof, or from any institution, person, firm, or
corporation. The Commission, out of the funds available to it,
shall pay all expenses incurred by the Commission in executing the
duties imposed upon it by this compact. The Commission shall not go
into debt. The Commission shall submit to the officer designated by
the laws of each party state, periodically as required by the laws
of each party state, a budget of its actual past and estimated
future expenditures.
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