Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5085.9
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Annual report - Evaluation by Oklahoma Futures
Official statutory text
A. The Board shall publish a separate annual report in
conjunction with its annual audit and present the report to the
Governor, the Legislature and Oklahoma Futures. The annual report
shall review the mission of the Board and programs implemented
according to objective measures set forth in the Board's business
plan. The Board shall distribute this annual report by such means
that will make it available to the financial community.
B. Seven (7) years after the Board has begun operations,
Oklahoma Futures shall review, analyze and evaluate the extent to
which the Board has achieved its statutory mission. The evaluation
shall include, but not be limited to, an examination of quantified
results of the Board's programs and plans.
conjunction with its annual audit and present the report to the
Governor, the Legislature and Oklahoma Futures. The annual report
shall review the mission of the Board and programs implemented
according to objective measures set forth in the Board's business
plan. The Board shall distribute this annual report by such means
that will make it available to the financial community.
B. Seven (7) years after the Board has begun operations,
Oklahoma Futures shall review, analyze and evaluate the extent to
which the Board has achieved its statutory mission. The evaluation
shall include, but not be limited to, an examination of quantified
results of the Board's programs and plans.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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