Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5090.3
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Powers and duties
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In addition to the other powers and duties prescribed by law,
the Oklahoma Department of Commerce Board, as created in Section 4
of this act, shall:
1. Prescribe rules and policies for the transaction of its
business and the control of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce;
2. Review and approve the strategic plan and the budget, and
amend such to make supplemental appropriations;
3. Advise in the appointment and compensation of the Chief
Executive Officer;
4. Review and endorse any proposed economic projects with the
Legislative Evaluation and Development Committee; and
5. Annually report to the Governor and the Legislature
electronically on the operation, activities, and plans of the
Department, together with any recommendations for future activities
as the Board may deem to be in the best interest of the state.
the Oklahoma Department of Commerce Board, as created in Section 4
of this act, shall:
1. Prescribe rules and policies for the transaction of its
business and the control of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce;
2. Review and approve the strategic plan and the budget, and
amend such to make supplemental appropriations;
3. Advise in the appointment and compensation of the Chief
Executive Officer;
4. Review and endorse any proposed economic projects with the
Legislative Evaluation and Development Committee; and
5. Annually report to the Governor and the Legislature
electronically on the operation, activities, and plans of the
Department, together with any recommendations for future activities
as the Board may deem to be in the best interest of the state.
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