Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-473

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Holding other office - Honorary members - No compensation

Official statutory text

- Expenses.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the holding of other

office or employment under the government of this state or of the

United States shall not be inconsistent with service on said

advisory committee. Citizens of this state who are accredited by

the National Conference on Uniform State Laws as associate members

or as life members shall be honorary members of said committee, and

shall be authorized to participate in the performance of its duties.

Commissioners and honorary members of the committee shall receive no

compensation for their services, except as other State officials and

employees are reimbursed, for all necessary and proper expenses

incurred in performing their duties, including attendance at

meetings of the National Conference on Uniform State Laws, which

reimbursement shall be made out of the funds provided for the

expenses of the office of the Governor.

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