Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-9078
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Audit of amounts received from customers
Official statutory text
In any proceeding where the issue is properly before it, the
Oklahoma Corporation Commission may require an audit of all amounts
received from customers under an irrevocable and nonbypassable
mechanism and paid to a utility, the amounts paid by the utility to
the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority or other holder of
securitization property. An audit, as provided in this section,
shall be part of any general rate case filed by a regulated utility
currently affected by a financing order with outstanding ratepayer-
backed bonds. Any audit conducted pursuant to this section shall be
provided to the Governor, the Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker
of the House of Representatives and the Authority; provided,
however, any part or parts of the audit deemed confidential pursuant
to federal or state law or as determined by the Commission, shall be
redacted.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission may require an audit of all amounts
received from customers under an irrevocable and nonbypassable
mechanism and paid to a utility, the amounts paid by the utility to
the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority or other holder of
securitization property. An audit, as provided in this section,
shall be part of any general rate case filed by a regulated utility
currently affected by a financing order with outstanding ratepayer-
backed bonds. Any audit conducted pursuant to this section shall be
provided to the Governor, the Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker
of the House of Representatives and the Authority; provided,
however, any part or parts of the audit deemed confidential pursuant
to federal or state law or as determined by the Commission, shall be
redacted.
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