Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-2271
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Example for other agencies
Official statutory text
The leadership in developing arrangements for understanding and
cooperative action between these two agencies of state government,
the State Board of Career and Technology Education and the Oklahoma
State Regents for Higher Education, should be an example for other
agencies of state government for cooperation and teamwork when
responsibilities of a common nature fall within the bounds of their
respective jurisdictions; and the Legislature, by this expression,
commends this display of cooperation by these two boards as example
for the challenge and guidance of other agencies of state government
accordingly.
cooperative action between these two agencies of state government,
the State Board of Career and Technology Education and the Oklahoma
State Regents for Higher Education, should be an example for other
agencies of state government for cooperation and teamwork when
responsibilities of a common nature fall within the bounds of their
respective jurisdictions; and the Legislature, by this expression,
commends this display of cooperation by these two boards as example
for the challenge and guidance of other agencies of state government
accordingly.
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