Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-2-116
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Organization statements and contribution and expenditure
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Statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures required to be filed with the Ethics Commission under
the Technology Center District and Independent School District
Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act shall be public
records. The Ethics Commission shall maintain statements of
organization and reports of contributions and expenditures for four
(4) years after the date on which they are filed, at which time the
documents may be destroyed or retained subject to the discretion of
the Ethics Commission. The Ethics Commission may post copies of
statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures.
Statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures required to be filed with the Ethics Commission under
the Technology Center District and Independent School District
Campaign Finance and Financial Disclosure Act shall be public
records. The Ethics Commission shall maintain statements of
organization and reports of contributions and expenditures for four
(4) years after the date on which they are filed, at which time the
documents may be destroyed or retained subject to the discretion of
the Ethics Commission. The Ethics Commission may post copies of
statements of organization and reports of contributions and
expenditures.
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