Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-669
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Powers and duties
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women shall have the
power and the duty to:
1. Advise on equity issues relating to gender bias, state
agencies and employees, communities, organizations and businesses of
this state which desire the services of the Commission;
2. Monitor legislation as to whether the legislation is
discriminatory toward one gender or whether the gender of an
individual would have an effect on the enforcement of the
legislation;
3. Act as a resource and a clearinghouse for research on issues
related to women and gender bias;
4. Conduct meetings and seminars within the state as
appropriate to support the goals and duties of the Commission; and
5. Report to the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the
Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives of its
activities. The report recommendations may include recommendations
concerning needed legislation or regulatory changes relating to
equity and gender bias.
power and the duty to:
1. Advise on equity issues relating to gender bias, state
agencies and employees, communities, organizations and businesses of
this state which desire the services of the Commission;
2. Monitor legislation as to whether the legislation is
discriminatory toward one gender or whether the gender of an
individual would have an effect on the enforcement of the
legislation;
3. Act as a resource and a clearinghouse for research on issues
related to women and gender bias;
4. Conduct meetings and seminars within the state as
appropriate to support the goals and duties of the Commission; and
5. Report to the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the
Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives of its
activities. The report recommendations may include recommendations
concerning needed legislation or regulatory changes relating to
equity and gender bias.
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