Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1153

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Oklahoma members of commission - Participation in

Official statutory text

activities - Reimbursement for expenses.

It is hereby provided by the law of the State of Oklahoma that

upon the establishment of such multistate regional commission or

commissions, referred to in Sections 1151 and 1152 hereof, the State

of Oklahoma member of such commission or commissions shall be the

Governor of the State of Oklahoma and the State of Oklahoma

alternate for such commission or commissions shall be the Director

of the Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Commission. The

participation of said state officials in the activities of said

commission or commissions, attendance at meetings thereof and

related functions in connection therewith, shall be a part of the

regular and official duties of said state officials, to be performed

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 742

without additional salary or compensation to them from the State of

Oklahoma, except that travel and related expenses of said state

officials in connection with such added duties shall be reimbursed

by the State of Oklahoma the same as is now provided by law for

reimbursement of such expenses in connection with the official

duties of said state offices.

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