Oklahoma Code § 74-5063.17

Title 74. State Government: Debt service - Appropriations - Reserve funds
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A.  Before the commencement of each legislative session, the
Director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services shall
determine the estimated amount required during the next fiscal year
for payment of the debt service on the bonds issued under this act,
after making deductions therefrom of estimated monies to be
available to the Fund from other sources therefor, and shall certify
such estimated amount to the Governor.  The Governor shall thereupon
promptly prepare and submit to the Legislature his request for an

appropriation to meet the debt service on the bonds during such
fiscal year.  The Legislature shall appropriate funds and provide
for timely payment of the maturing debt service of bonds issued
under this act.
B.  The Authority shall have the power to establish and maintain
reserve funds to provide for payment of debt service on the bonds.
Monies credited to the reserve funds shall be used only for the
purpose of paying debt service on the bonds, either at maturity or
on redemption prior to maturity.  The reserve funds shall be held
and used to ensure prompt payment of debt service on the bonds in
such manner and pursuant to such conditions as may be specified by
the Authority in the resolution or trust indenture authorizing or
securing such bonds.  Monies in the reserve funds over and above the
amounts necessary to ensure the prompt payment of debt service on
the bonds, and the establishment and maintenance of a reserve fund,
may be used for the redemption of bonds prior to maturity in the
manner and in accordance with the provisions pertaining to
redemption prior to maturity, as set forth in the resolution or
trust indenture authorizing or securing such bonds.

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