Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-500.20
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Governor, Lieutenant Governor and spouses -
Official statutory text
Reimbursement for travel expenses.
The Governor of the State of Oklahoma is hereby authorized
reimbursement for all actual and necessary travel expenses incurred
when on official business of the state. Such actual and necessary
expenses shall include the subsistence and transportation expenses
of the Governor's spouse when accompanying the Governor on official
business of the state, or when attending an official function at the
request of the Governor. The provisions of this section shall also
apply to the Lieutenant Governor, the Lieutenant Governor's spouse,
and the Governor’s personal assistant.
The Governor of the State of Oklahoma is hereby authorized
reimbursement for all actual and necessary travel expenses incurred
when on official business of the state. Such actual and necessary
expenses shall include the subsistence and transportation expenses
of the Governor's spouse when accompanying the Governor on official
business of the state, or when attending an official function at the
request of the Governor. The provisions of this section shall also
apply to the Lieutenant Governor, the Lieutenant Governor's spouse,
and the Governor’s personal assistant.
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