Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-4106
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Cooperation between Commission and branches of state
Official statutory text
government.
The State Capitol Preservation Commission and the Long-Range
Capital Planning Commission are directed to maintain close
coordination with the executive, legislative and judicial branches
of government to ensure that the needs of each branch of government
are considered in all planned development and modifications of the
Capitol and the Governor's Mansion.
The State Capitol Preservation Commission and the Long-Range
Capital Planning Commission are directed to maintain close
coordination with the executive, legislative and judicial branches
of government to ensure that the needs of each branch of government
are considered in all planned development and modifications of the
Capitol and the Governor's Mansion.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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