Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-85.58S
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Classification of officers and employees for coverage
Official statutory text
under bond.
A. For purposes of this act, each head of a department,
institution, agency, commission, authority or other body of state
government shall determine and classify the officers or employees
under his jurisdiction and control who are required to give surety
to the state, having due regard for the duties and responsibilities
of any such office or employment and shall require such surety in
such amounts and upon such terms and conditions as may be specified
and provided by this act.
B. In determining which officers or employees shall be bonded,
the head of the department, agency, institution, commission,
authority or other body of state government may make such
determination by classes of employees with due regard to the duties
and responsibilities of officers and employees falling within such
class.
A. For purposes of this act, each head of a department,
institution, agency, commission, authority or other body of state
government shall determine and classify the officers or employees
under his jurisdiction and control who are required to give surety
to the state, having due regard for the duties and responsibilities
of any such office or employment and shall require such surety in
such amounts and upon such terms and conditions as may be specified
and provided by this act.
B. In determining which officers or employees shall be bonded,
the head of the department, agency, institution, commission,
authority or other body of state government may make such
determination by classes of employees with due regard to the duties
and responsibilities of officers and employees falling within such
class.
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