Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1317
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Blind vending stand operators and managing operators -
Official statutory text
Eligibility.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 822
Any legally blind person who is licensed by the Department of
Rehabilitation Services as a vending stand operator or managing
operator shall be eligible for membership in the health insurance
plan, dental insurance plan and life insurance plan referred to in
the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act. Enrollment in
the Plan shall be optional with each operator pursuant to the rules
prescribed by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Any payments
required to be made for enrollees in the Plan shall be payable by
the operator in such manner as may be determined by the Department
of Rehabilitation Services; provided, that the Department may, in
its discretion, make all or a part of such payments.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 822
Any legally blind person who is licensed by the Department of
Rehabilitation Services as a vending stand operator or managing
operator shall be eligible for membership in the health insurance
plan, dental insurance plan and life insurance plan referred to in
the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act. Enrollment in
the Plan shall be optional with each operator pursuant to the rules
prescribed by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Any payments
required to be made for enrollees in the Plan shall be payable by
the operator in such manner as may be determined by the Department
of Rehabilitation Services; provided, that the Department may, in
its discretion, make all or a part of such payments.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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