Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-61.2
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"Board of Affairs", "Office of Public Affairs",
Official statutory text
"Department of Central Services" to mean "Office of Management and
Enterprise Services".
Whenever the terms "Board of Affairs", "State Board of Public
Affairs", "Board" when used in reference to the Board Of Public
Affairs, "Office of Public Affairs", or "Department of Central
Services" appear in the Oklahoma Statutes they shall mean the Office
of Management and Enterprise Services. Whenever the term "Director
of Public Affairs" appears in the Oklahoma Statutes it shall mean
the Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
Whenever the term "Director of Central Services" appears in the
Oklahoma Statutes it shall mean the Director of the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services or designee.
Enterprise Services".
Whenever the terms "Board of Affairs", "State Board of Public
Affairs", "Board" when used in reference to the Board Of Public
Affairs, "Office of Public Affairs", or "Department of Central
Services" appear in the Oklahoma Statutes they shall mean the Office
of Management and Enterprise Services. Whenever the term "Director
of Public Affairs" appears in the Oklahoma Statutes it shall mean
the Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
Whenever the term "Director of Central Services" appears in the
Oklahoma Statutes it shall mean the Director of the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services or designee.
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