Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-308
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Record of destroyed, transferred or microfilmed records or
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A record shall be kept of the records and archives which are
destroyed or transferred and it shall be in such form as prescribed
by the Commission and shall disclose among other things the date and
content of the records and archives destroyed, transferred, or
microfilmed. One copy of said record shall be kept by the state
officer, department, board, commission, agency, or institution of
the State of Oklahoma whose records have been destroyed or
transferred. The original of such record shall be retained by the
Secretary of the Commission. The Secretary of the Commission shall
file annually a summary report with the Secretary of State detailing
records which have been destroyed, transferred or microfilmed during
the previous year.
A record shall be kept of the records and archives which are
destroyed or transferred and it shall be in such form as prescribed
by the Commission and shall disclose among other things the date and
content of the records and archives destroyed, transferred, or
microfilmed. One copy of said record shall be kept by the state
officer, department, board, commission, agency, or institution of
the State of Oklahoma whose records have been destroyed or
transferred. The original of such record shall be retained by the
Secretary of the Commission. The Secretary of the Commission shall
file annually a summary report with the Secretary of State detailing
records which have been destroyed, transferred or microfilmed during
the previous year.
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