Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2237
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Creation of division - Sale of advertising - Public
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inspection of articles and photographs.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 910
A. There is hereby created within the Oklahoma Tourism and
Recreation Department, the “Oklahoma Today Magazine” Division. The
Division shall be responsible for the publication of the “Oklahoma
Today Magazine” a minimum of six times per year.
B. “Oklahoma Today Magazine” is hereby authorized to sell
advertising. All advertising shall be approved by the appropriate
division director prior to acceptance for publication.
C. In addition to a regular salary, any employee of the
“Oklahoma Today Magazine” who obtains advertising, bulk
subscription, newsstand, or ancillary product sales, for “Oklahoma
Today Magazine”, at the discretion of the Executive Director, may be
awarded additional compensation in the form of a commission on net
sales by the employee. The commission shall not exceed twenty-five
percent (25%), with the commission percentage to be determined by
the Executive Director. In no case shall the additional
compensation, when combined with the salary of the employee, exceed
ninety-five percent (95%) of the salary of the Executive Director.
Commission payments shall be paid monthly, based on collected
revenues from sales by the employee.
D. The sale of advertising and negotiation of rates for the
advertising shall not be subject to The Oklahoma Central Purchasing
Act of 1974 or the Administrative Procedures Act.
E. “Oklahoma Today Magazine” articles, and photographs produced
by or for “Oklahoma Today Magazine”, shall be available for public
inspection during Department business hours. The Department shall
not be required to provide copies or allow copying of the magazine,
articles, or photographs other than as the Department provides
copies of “Oklahoma Today Magazine” for newsstand and subscription
sales.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 910
A. There is hereby created within the Oklahoma Tourism and
Recreation Department, the “Oklahoma Today Magazine” Division. The
Division shall be responsible for the publication of the “Oklahoma
Today Magazine” a minimum of six times per year.
B. “Oklahoma Today Magazine” is hereby authorized to sell
advertising. All advertising shall be approved by the appropriate
division director prior to acceptance for publication.
C. In addition to a regular salary, any employee of the
“Oklahoma Today Magazine” who obtains advertising, bulk
subscription, newsstand, or ancillary product sales, for “Oklahoma
Today Magazine”, at the discretion of the Executive Director, may be
awarded additional compensation in the form of a commission on net
sales by the employee. The commission shall not exceed twenty-five
percent (25%), with the commission percentage to be determined by
the Executive Director. In no case shall the additional
compensation, when combined with the salary of the employee, exceed
ninety-five percent (95%) of the salary of the Executive Director.
Commission payments shall be paid monthly, based on collected
revenues from sales by the employee.
D. The sale of advertising and negotiation of rates for the
advertising shall not be subject to The Oklahoma Central Purchasing
Act of 1974 or the Administrative Procedures Act.
E. “Oklahoma Today Magazine” articles, and photographs produced
by or for “Oklahoma Today Magazine”, shall be available for public
inspection during Department business hours. The Department shall
not be required to provide copies or allow copying of the magazine,
articles, or photographs other than as the Department provides
copies of “Oklahoma Today Magazine” for newsstand and subscription
sales.
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