Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1087.16

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Records and reports

Official statutory text

A. Each licensee shall keep and maintain a record of all

operations conducted by him pursuant to his license and each permit,

showing the method employed, the type of equipment used, materials

and amounts thereof used, the times and places of operation of the

equipment, the name and post office address of each individual

participating or assisting in the operation other than the licensee,

and such other general information as may be required by the Board,

and shall report the same to the Board at the time and in the manner

required by the Board.

B. The Board shall require written reports regarding methods

and results, but not inconsistent with the provisions of this act,

covering each operation for which a permit is issued. The Board

shall also require written reports from such organizations as are

exempt under Section 8 from the license and permit requirements of

this act.

C. All information on an operation shall be submitted to the

Board before any information on such operation may be released to

the public.

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D. The reports and records in the custody of the Board shall be

open for public examination as public documents.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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