Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-452.10
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Copies of financial audits, compliance audits and
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program reviews to be provided to certain state agencies.
A. Each state agency shall furnish copies of financial audits,
compliance audits, and program reviews on its entity to the Office
of Management and Enterprise Services, the State Auditor and
Inspector, and the Legislative Service Bureau.
B. Each state agency shall furnish copies of all audits
performed on its entity to the Legislature as required by the
Legislative Review of State Audits Act.
C. Copies of audits furnished to the State Auditor and
Inspector shall be furnished in accordance with the provisions of
Section 212A of this title.
A. Each state agency shall furnish copies of financial audits,
compliance audits, and program reviews on its entity to the Office
of Management and Enterprise Services, the State Auditor and
Inspector, and the Legislative Service Bureau.
B. Each state agency shall furnish copies of all audits
performed on its entity to the Legislature as required by the
Legislative Review of State Audits Act.
C. Copies of audits furnished to the State Auditor and
Inspector shall be furnished in accordance with the provisions of
Section 212A of this title.
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