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Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2.4

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Change in number of congressional districts - Conflicts in

Official statutory text

board membership requirements.

If a change in the number of congressional districts creates a

conflict between a requirement that a board, commission, authority,

or other statutory entity shall have a specified number of members

and a requirement that one or more members shall be appointed from

each congressional district, the appointing authority shall make

appointments as follows:

1. If the conflict has been created by a decrease in the number

of districts, the appointing authority shall make additional

appointments as necessary to maintain a full board and may make said

additional appointments without regard to the appointee's district

of residence; and

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 52

2. If the conflict has been created by an increase in the

number of districts, the appointing authority shall make only such

appointments as are necessary to maintain a full board, doing so in

such fashion that the members are distributed among the districts to

the greatest possible extent.

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