Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-130
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Alternative fuels - Transfer of powers, duties and
Official statutory text
responsibilities.
All powers, duties, and responsibilities of the Oklahoma
Alternative Fuels Conversion Act and the Alternative Fuels
Technician Certification Act now exercised by the Corporation
Commission pursuant to law are hereby transferred to the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services, together with all unexpended
funds, property, records, personnel, and any outstanding financial
obligations and encumbrances related thereto.
All powers, duties, and responsibilities of the Oklahoma
Alternative Fuels Conversion Act and the Alternative Fuels
Technician Certification Act now exercised by the Corporation
Commission pursuant to law are hereby transferred to the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services, together with all unexpended
funds, property, records, personnel, and any outstanding financial
obligations and encumbrances related thereto.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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