Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-862.1
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Grand River Dam Authority - Exemptions
Official statutory text
In addition to the powers, rights and privileges enumerated in
Section 862 of this title, the Grand River Dam Authority shall be
exempt from the provisions of:
1. The Oklahoma Open Records Act, exclusively limited to:
a. customer proprietary information the Authority is
contractually obligated to keep confidential,
b. security plans and procedures in its role as an
electric utility regulated by the federal government,
c. information related to the security of electrical or
dam infrastructure and related information systems
that, if misused, could interfere with, attack,
compromise, or incapacitate the infrastructure or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 146
information systems including information related to
the ability of the infrastructure or information
systems to resist such interference, compromise, or
incapacitation. Such information includes, but is not
limited to, any planned or past assessment,
projection, or estimate of the vulnerability of
critical infrastructure or information system,
security testing, risk evaluation, risk management
plans, operational plans, structural schematics,
recovery or response plans, or risk audits, and
d. proprietary or commercial information received subject
to a nondisclosure agreement or confidentiality
agreement;
2. The Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, exclusively limited to
authorizing the Grand River Dam Authority Board of Directors to
confer on:
a. coal or gas fuel supply and transportation contracts,
b. power purchase agreements, and
c. security plans and procedures in its role as an
electric utility regulated by the federal government;
and
3. Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
4. The Information Technology Consolidation and Coordination
Act;
5. The State Travel Reimbursement Act; and
6. The Surplus Property Act; provided that, the district may,
on a transactional basis, elect to make itself subject to the
requirements of the Surplus Property Act.
Section 862 of this title, the Grand River Dam Authority shall be
exempt from the provisions of:
1. The Oklahoma Open Records Act, exclusively limited to:
a. customer proprietary information the Authority is
contractually obligated to keep confidential,
b. security plans and procedures in its role as an
electric utility regulated by the federal government,
c. information related to the security of electrical or
dam infrastructure and related information systems
that, if misused, could interfere with, attack,
compromise, or incapacitate the infrastructure or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 146
information systems including information related to
the ability of the infrastructure or information
systems to resist such interference, compromise, or
incapacitation. Such information includes, but is not
limited to, any planned or past assessment,
projection, or estimate of the vulnerability of
critical infrastructure or information system,
security testing, risk evaluation, risk management
plans, operational plans, structural schematics,
recovery or response plans, or risk audits, and
d. proprietary or commercial information received subject
to a nondisclosure agreement or confidentiality
agreement;
2. The Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, exclusively limited to
authorizing the Grand River Dam Authority Board of Directors to
confer on:
a. coal or gas fuel supply and transportation contracts,
b. power purchase agreements, and
c. security plans and procedures in its role as an
electric utility regulated by the federal government;
and
3. Title 61 of the Oklahoma Statutes;
4. The Information Technology Consolidation and Coordination
Act;
5. The State Travel Reimbursement Act; and
6. The Surplus Property Act; provided that, the district may,
on a transactional basis, elect to make itself subject to the
requirements of the Surplus Property Act.
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