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Okla. Stat. tit. 85A, § 85A-34

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Administration of Multiple Injury Trust Fund - Standing

Official statutory text

A. The MITF Director shall be charged with the administration

and protection of the Multiple Injury Trust Fund and shall be

notified by the Workers' Compensation Commission of all proceedings

which may affect such fund.

B. The MITF Director shall have authority to conduct all

business affairs relating to administration of the Multiple Injury

Trust Fund, including, but not limited to, appointment of

assistants, accountants, attorneys and other employees as may be

necessary.

C. The MITF Director shall provide results of audit reports to

the Workers' Compensation Commission annually.

D. The MITF Director shall have standing and the authority to

appear in any case before the Commission in which the Commission is

considering an award from the Multiple Injury Trust Fund.

E. Any party interested shall have a right to bring a

proceeding in the Supreme Court to review an award of the Commission

affecting such Multiple Injury Trust Fund, in the same manner as is

now provided by law with reference to other awards by the

Commission.

F. The State Treasurer shall allocate to the MITF Director

sufficient funds for administration expenses thereof in amounts to

be fixed and approved by the Administrator for the Multiple Injury

Trust Fund, unless rejected by the Governor and Attorney General.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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