Okla. Stat. tit. 75, § 75-26.1
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Duty of Attorney General to construe certain acts upon
Official statutory text
request - Blank forms.
It shall be the duty of the Attorney General after each session
of the Legislature, upon request of the State Auditor and Inspector,
or a member of the Legislature, officially to construe any act
enacted by said session of the Legislature affecting the authority
and duties of officers and departments of the state, the several
counties, cities and towns, or school districts; and, when requested
by the State Auditor and Inspector, the Attorney General shall
assist the State Auditor and Inspector in the preparation of blank
forms required for the administration of said acts and instructions
for the administration and enforcement thereof.
It shall be the duty of the Attorney General after each session
of the Legislature, upon request of the State Auditor and Inspector,
or a member of the Legislature, officially to construe any act
enacted by said session of the Legislature affecting the authority
and duties of officers and departments of the state, the several
counties, cities and towns, or school districts; and, when requested
by the State Auditor and Inspector, the Attorney General shall
assist the State Auditor and Inspector in the preparation of blank
forms required for the administration of said acts and instructions
for the administration and enforcement thereof.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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