Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5060.16

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Duties of Center relating to health research

Official statutory text

The Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and

Technology, with the advice and consent of the Committee, may:

1. Establish and operate a state program designed to secure and

impartially distribute funds credited to the Research Support

Revolving Fund to support professional service contracts for health

research projects;

2. Ensure that funding to support health research projects is

awarded only on the basis of scientific merit;

3. Design the health research program to ensure the optimum

performance of the investigator and the maximum efficiency of the

project;

4. Evaluate and approve health research projects to be funded

from the Research Support Revolving Fund;

5. Establish a procedure for the referral of proposed health

research projects to the Committee for review;

6. Establish procedures for review of proposed health research

projects by qualified individuals residing outside this state;

7. Suspend or terminate any professional service contract

supporting health research projects for failure by an investigator,

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1084

institution of higher learning, or nonprofit research institution to

comply with the procedures, requirements, or bylaws of the Center;

and

8. Enter into contracts to ensure the optimum performance of

health research investigators and to ensure the maximum efficiency

of proposed health research projects.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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