Oklahoma Code § 63-3292

Title 63. Public Health And Safety: Leases from Oklahoma State University Medical Authority
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A.  Contingent upon the creation of the Oklahoma State
University Medical Trust as provided in Section 20 of this act, the
Oklahoma State University Medical Authority is hereby authorized to
lease, for a term of not more than fifty (50) years, renewable at
the option of the Authority, all real property owned by the
Authority and any other sites under the control of the Authority to
the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust.  Any lease agreement
made pursuant to this section shall be contingent upon:
1.  Prior review by the Attorney General of any contractual
agreement between the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust and
any entity authorized to transact business in the State of Oklahoma
regarding the lease and operations.  The Attorney General shall
disapprove the agreement if it is determined that provisions of the
agreement are not consistent with state law; and
2.  The execution of an operating and lease agreement between
the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust and any entity
authorized to transact business in the State of Oklahoma.
B.  Concurrent with the execution of a lease of real property
from the Oklahoma State University Medical Authority to the Oklahoma
State University Medical Trust as provided in subsection A of this
section, the Authority is authorized to transfer title to and
possession of all tangible and intangible personal property under
its control to the Trust.  In any contractual agreement regarding
the lease and operations of a hospital or hospitals between the

Oklahoma State University Medical Trust and any entity authorized to
transact business in the State of Oklahoma, the Trust is authorized
to sell or otherwise convey to such entity all tangible and
intangible personal property the Trust may receive from the Oklahoma
State University Medical Authority.  Any contract or other agreement
which purports to exercise the powers authorized by this subsection
is subject to review by the Contingency Review Board, as specified
in Section 21 of this act.
C.  If a contracting entity fails to take possession of the
leased premises, or abandons or surrenders possession of the leased
premises other than to a state agency, at any time during the term
of the lease between the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust and
the contracting entity, the interest in the real property leased to
the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust by the Oklahoma State
University Medical Authority shall revert to and be the sole and
exclusive property of the Oklahoma State University Medical
Authority.
D.  Contingent upon the execution of an agreement between the
Oklahoma State University Medical Trust and any entity authorized to
transact business in the State of Oklahoma, as specified in
subsection A of this section, the Oklahoma State University Medical
Authority is authorized to enter into an agreement for such entity
to provide patient care services and perform other related duties
imposed upon the Oklahoma State University Medical Authority by law.
Such an agreement between the Oklahoma State University Medical
Authority and such entity is exempt from the requirements of the
Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act and any rules adopted by the
Oklahoma State University Medical Authority pursuant to the
Administrative Procedures Act.  The governing committee created by
the agreement and the Oklahoma State University Medical Trust shall
be subject to the Open Meeting Act and the Open Records Act to the
same extent and with the same exceptions as provided to for the
Oklahoma State University Medical Authority in Section 5 of this act
and shall be exempt from the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act.

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