Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5062.22
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Cooperation and services of other state officers and
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agencies.
All officers, departments, boards, agencies, divisions, and
commissions of this state including, but not limited to, the
Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the State Department of Health, the
Department of Transportation, the Oklahoma Securities Commission and
the Office of the Attorney General, shall cooperate with and render
such services, as feasible, to the Oklahoma Development Finance
Authority as may be within the area of their respective governmental
functions as fixed or established by law, and as may be requested by
the Authority. The cost and expenses of any such services shall be
met and provided by the Authority if such services are of the type
for which a fee is usually charged.
All officers, departments, boards, agencies, divisions, and
commissions of this state including, but not limited to, the
Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the State Department of Health, the
Department of Transportation, the Oklahoma Securities Commission and
the Office of the Attorney General, shall cooperate with and render
such services, as feasible, to the Oklahoma Development Finance
Authority as may be within the area of their respective governmental
functions as fixed or established by law, and as may be requested by
the Authority. The cost and expenses of any such services shall be
met and provided by the Authority if such services are of the type
for which a fee is usually charged.
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