Oklahoma Code § 36-311A.12

Title 36. Insurance: Accountant letter to insurer - Contents
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The accountant shall furnish the insurer in connection with, and
for inclusion in, the filing of the annual audited financial report,
a letter stating:
1.  That the accountant is independent with respect to the
insurer and conforms to the standards of the profession as contained
in the Code of Professional Ethics and pronouncements of the
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the
Rules of Professional Conduct of the Oklahoma Board of Public
Accountancy, or similar code;
2.  The background and experience in general, and the experience
in audits of insurers of the staff assigned to the engagement and
whether each is an independent certified public accountant.  Nothing
within the Oklahoma Annual Financial Report Act shall be construed
as prohibiting the accountant from utilizing such staff as the
accountant deems appropriate where use is consistent with the
standards prescribed by generally accepted auditing standards;
3.  That the accountant understands the annual audited financial
report and the opinion of the accountant thereon will be filed in
compliance with the Oklahoma Annual Financial Report Act and that
the Insurance Commissioner will be relying on this information in
the monitoring and regulation of the financial position of insurers;
4.  That the accountant consents to the requirements of Section
311A.13 of this title and that the accountant consents and agrees to
make available for review by the Commissioner the work papers, as
defined in Section 311A.13 of this title;
5.  A representation that the accountant is properly licensed by
an appropriate state licensing authority and is a member in good
standing in the AICPA; and
6.  A representation that the accountant is in compliance with
the requirements of Section 311A.7 of this title.

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