Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-4102
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Creation - Responsibilities
Official statutory text
There is hereby re-created the State Capitol Preservation
Commission which shall be responsible for planning and supervising
the preservation and restoration of the interior and exterior of the
State Capitol Building, hereinafter referred to as the Capitol, and
the Governor's Mansion. The Commission shall control the display of
art objects in public areas of the Capitol and the Governor's
Mansion.
Commission which shall be responsible for planning and supervising
the preservation and restoration of the interior and exterior of the
State Capitol Building, hereinafter referred to as the Capitol, and
the Governor's Mansion. The Commission shall control the display of
art objects in public areas of the Capitol and the Governor's
Mansion.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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