Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-2270
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Purpose of Resolution
Official statutory text
It is the purpose of this Resolution to, by legislative
expression, validate the Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement
subscribed to by these two state agencies and signed by the
Chancellor of the State Regents and the Director of the State Board
under date of March 5, 1973, and ratified by the Chairman of the
State Regents and the Chairman of the State Board under date of
March 29, 1973, which provides that the conduct of the state's
education business of a common responsibility will be carried out on
a board-to-board contract basis and an office-to-office
administrative relationship in order to avoid overlap, duplication,
confusion and inefficiency in the planning, development and
operation of programs of technical and occupational education.
expression, validate the Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement
subscribed to by these two state agencies and signed by the
Chancellor of the State Regents and the Director of the State Board
under date of March 5, 1973, and ratified by the Chairman of the
State Regents and the Chairman of the State Board under date of
March 29, 1973, which provides that the conduct of the state's
education business of a common responsibility will be carried out on
a board-to-board contract basis and an office-to-office
administrative relationship in order to avoid overlap, duplication,
confusion and inefficiency in the planning, development and
operation of programs of technical and occupational education.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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