Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-85.55

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Public entities - Powers, duties and responsibilities

Official statutory text

A. Each state public entity whether or not subject to the

Central Purchasing Act shall:

1. Be subject to the rules promulgated by the Purchasing

Division regarding the purchase of recycled products;

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2. Establish management practices in accordance with the

provisions of the Oklahoma State Recycling and Recycled Materials

Procurement Act; and

3. Report by November 1 of each year to the Director of Central

Services the following:

a. the total amount of waste paper and other recyclable

materials sold during the previous fiscal year,

b. the amount of procured recycled paper products and

other products manufactured with recycled materials,

and

c. the total amount of monies collected and expended to

implement the Oklahoma State Recycling and Recycled

Materials Procurement Act.

B. It is the intention of the Legislature that all state public

entities and other governmental subdivisions of this state

aggressively pursue procurement practices that encourage solid waste

reduction and development of markets for recyclable materials and

compost and shall, whenever practical, procure products containing

recycled materials.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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