Oklahoma Code § 19-904.10

Title 19. Counties And County Officers: Auditors' qualifications - Audit by State Auditor and
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Inspector - Certification of authorities' creation - Expense of
audit.
A.  The audits required by Section 9 of this act shall be
certified with the unqualified opinion of a certified public
accountant, a licensed public accountant or the State Auditor and
Inspector.  The required audit shall adhere to standards set by the
State Auditor and Inspector.  One copy of the annual audit shall be
filed with the State Auditor and Inspector not more than one hundred
twenty (120) days following the close of each fiscal year of the
authority.
B.  In the event that a copy of the audit as required by this
section is not filed with the State Auditor and Inspector within the
time herein provided or for any other reason deemed expedient by
him, the State Auditor and Inspector is authorized to either
commence an audit or employ a certified public accountant or
licensed public accountant to make the audit herein required at the
cost and expense of the county jail trust authority.
C.  Within one hundred eighty (180) days after the effective
date of this act or within one hundred eighty (180) days after
creation, whichever is first, each county jail trust authority
organized pursuant to the provisions of this act shall certify to
the State Auditor and Inspector the date it was created.
D.  Prior to the levying of any assessment by a county jail
trust authority, there shall be filed with the Secretary of State an
executed original or certified copy of a written instrument or
election return declaring creation of the authority and a notice of
said filing with the Secretary of State shall be delivered to the
State Auditor and Inspector.
E.  The necessary expense of audits required by Section 9 of
this act shall be paid from the funds of the county jail trust
authority.

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