Okla. Stat. tit. 75, § 75-257.1
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Reciprocal agreements for exchange of administrative
Official statutory text
codes - Offices entitled to free copy of Code.
A. The Secretary of State is authorized to enter into and make
reciprocal agreements with other states to allow exchanges of
administrative codes of such states.
B. 1. Each of the following offices shall be entitled to
receive, as soon as available from the Secretary, without cost, one
copy of the printed volumes of the "Code":
a. county clerk of each county;
b. Clerk of the Supreme Court;
c. Attorney General;
d. Governor;
e. Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives and
the President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State
Senate;
f. the Research, Legal and Fiscal Divisions of the House
of Representatives;
g. the Legislative Division of the Senate; and
h. the Department of Libraries for the Law Library.
2. The Department of Libraries is authorized to obtain number
of copies of the "Code" and the supplements thereto necessary for
use for deposit with the Publications Clearinghouse pursuant to
Sections 3-113.1 through 3-115 of Title 65 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
The Secretary is authorized to retain sufficient copies for exchange
purposes with other states for copies of their rules.
C. If the Secretary determines that the entity requesting
copies pursuant to subsection B of this section could download the
"Oklahoma Administrative Code" through the Internet, then the
Secretary may comply by providing the "Oklahoma Administrative Code"
to the entity via the Internet, at no charge.
A. The Secretary of State is authorized to enter into and make
reciprocal agreements with other states to allow exchanges of
administrative codes of such states.
B. 1. Each of the following offices shall be entitled to
receive, as soon as available from the Secretary, without cost, one
copy of the printed volumes of the "Code":
a. county clerk of each county;
b. Clerk of the Supreme Court;
c. Attorney General;
d. Governor;
e. Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives and
the President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State
Senate;
f. the Research, Legal and Fiscal Divisions of the House
of Representatives;
g. the Legislative Division of the Senate; and
h. the Department of Libraries for the Law Library.
2. The Department of Libraries is authorized to obtain number
of copies of the "Code" and the supplements thereto necessary for
use for deposit with the Publications Clearinghouse pursuant to
Sections 3-113.1 through 3-115 of Title 65 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
The Secretary is authorized to retain sufficient copies for exchange
purposes with other states for copies of their rules.
C. If the Secretary determines that the entity requesting
copies pursuant to subsection B of this section could download the
"Oklahoma Administrative Code" through the Internet, then the
Secretary may comply by providing the "Oklahoma Administrative Code"
to the entity via the Internet, at no charge.
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