devisees or assigns - Publication of information from estate tax records - Confidentiality - Fees - Revolving fund. For the purpose of assisting the public in locating owners of mineral interests and other property, or the heirs, devisees and assigns of such owners, the Oklahoma Tax Commission is authorized and directed to make available to the public, by display or by request by mail or otherwise, reports from an annual listing, for the years when an index is available, of the names of decedents from its estate tax records, the date of death, address, county in which the probate was conducted and the number assigned to the probate. All other information of the Commission shall remain confidential, as prescribed in Section 205 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma Statutes or as otherwise provided by law. The Commission is authorized to prescribe procedures and may assess reasonable fees to cover costs of the services rendered, and may establish a revolving fund for such revenues, which may be a continuing fund not subject to fiscal limitations.
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