Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-150.31
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Business operations - Rules and procedures - Accounts
Official statutory text
receivable.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation may promulgate rules
and establish procedures for the business operations of the Bureau
under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. The Bureau is hereby granted
the authority to establish policies and procedures for creating
accounts receivable for individuals, corporations, and government
agencies for providing copies of its open records in advance of
payment, including the providing of criminal history information and
related services.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation may promulgate rules
and establish procedures for the business operations of the Bureau
under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. The Bureau is hereby granted
the authority to establish policies and procedures for creating
accounts receivable for individuals, corporations, and government
agencies for providing copies of its open records in advance of
payment, including the providing of criminal history information and
related services.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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