Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5058.6

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Cooperation of state agencies - Business license

Official statutory text

coordinators.

A. Each state agency that issues licenses shall cooperate fully

with the Business License Information Office in providing

information on the licenses and regulatory requirements of the

agency and in developing a plan for an automated master application

system.

B. Each state agency shall designate a business license

coordinator. The coordinator shall have the following

responsibilities:

1. Provide to the Office the most recent application and

supplemental forms required for each license issued by the agency,

the most recent information available on existing and proposed

changes in license requirements or agency rules and how those

changes will affect the business community, and agency publications

that would be of aid or interest to the business community;

2. Receive and respond to communications from the Office; and

3. Review state agency regulatory and license requirements and

provide a written report to the Office no later than January 1,

1999, and every two (2) years thereafter that:

a. identifies the regulatory and licensing requirements

that affect the business community,

b. indicates which, if any, requirements should be

eliminated, modified, or consolidated with other

requirements, and

c. explains the need for continuing those requirements

not recommended for elimination.

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