Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-3361.1
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Abolition of Department of Energy
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Department of Energy is hereby abolished. The
Corporation Commission shall review and evaluate all federal
programs being administered by the Department and shall continue
those programs the Commission determines to be beneficial to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 976
Oklahoma. All unexpended funds, outstanding financial obligations
or encumbrances, contractual obligations, equipment, files,
materials and fixtures of the Department of Energy are hereby
transferred to the Corporation Commission, provided that those
unexpended funds, supplies and equipment utilized by the Department
to support the state fuel set-aside, allocation and emergency energy
planning programs are hereby transferred to the Office of Civil
Defense.
Corporation Commission shall review and evaluate all federal
programs being administered by the Department and shall continue
those programs the Commission determines to be beneficial to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 976
Oklahoma. All unexpended funds, outstanding financial obligations
or encumbrances, contractual obligations, equipment, files,
materials and fixtures of the Department of Energy are hereby
transferred to the Corporation Commission, provided that those
unexpended funds, supplies and equipment utilized by the Department
to support the state fuel set-aside, allocation and emergency energy
planning programs are hereby transferred to the Office of Civil
Defense.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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