Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1348
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State Regents, counties, municipalities, political
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subdivisions and school districts - Flexible benefits plan.
A. The Board shall develop a flexible benefits plan, in
accordance with the provisions of Section 1344 of this title, to be
made available to the State Regents for Higher Education or any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 837
institution under the authority of the State Regents for Higher
Education, counties, municipalities, political subdivisions or
school districts. If the State Regents for Higher Education or any
institution under the authority of the State Regents for Higher
Education, any individual county, municipality, political
subdivision or school district chooses to participate in the plan,
it must, by a resolution adopted by the governing body, adopt a
written flexible benefits plan and notify the Board in order to
participate in the program. All full-time employees of a
participating entity shall be given the option of participating in
the program. The Board is authorized to contract with the State
Regents for Higher Education or any institution under the authority
of the State Regents for Higher Education, any county, municipality,
political subdivision or school district within this state for
providing a flexible benefits plan and is authorized to assess
charges to participating entities to cover the costs associated with
administering this program.
B. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the State Regents for
Higher Education or any institution under the authority of the State
Regents for Higher Education, counties, municipalities, political
subdivisions or school districts from participating in other
flexible benefit plans under the same terms and conditions as
specified in subsection C of Section 1344 of this title.
A. The Board shall develop a flexible benefits plan, in
accordance with the provisions of Section 1344 of this title, to be
made available to the State Regents for Higher Education or any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 837
institution under the authority of the State Regents for Higher
Education, counties, municipalities, political subdivisions or
school districts. If the State Regents for Higher Education or any
institution under the authority of the State Regents for Higher
Education, any individual county, municipality, political
subdivision or school district chooses to participate in the plan,
it must, by a resolution adopted by the governing body, adopt a
written flexible benefits plan and notify the Board in order to
participate in the program. All full-time employees of a
participating entity shall be given the option of participating in
the program. The Board is authorized to contract with the State
Regents for Higher Education or any institution under the authority
of the State Regents for Higher Education, any county, municipality,
political subdivision or school district within this state for
providing a flexible benefits plan and is authorized to assess
charges to participating entities to cover the costs associated with
administering this program.
B. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the State Regents for
Higher Education or any institution under the authority of the State
Regents for Higher Education, counties, municipalities, political
subdivisions or school districts from participating in other
flexible benefit plans under the same terms and conditions as
specified in subsection C of Section 1344 of this title.
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