Oklahoma Administrative Code

Any person entitled to monies from the Oklahoma Breeding Development Fund Special Account as a purse supplement, stake, reward, or award ("awards") will forfeit such monies if that person fails to comply with all requirements necessary for earning the awards. Further, any person …

The Racing Secretary at each racetrack shall be required to write and offer no less than an average of two races each day for accredited Oklahoma-Bred horses. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 325:75-1-17

Accredited Oklahoma-Bred horses which finish first, second, or third in open races at a pari-mutuel racetrack may be eligible to receive owner, breeder, and stallion awards authorized by the Commission. The Commission may designate the types of races, number of finishers to recei…

For a resulting foal from an embryo transfer to be Eligible for Accreditation in the Oklahoma-Bred Program, the donor mare must be Accredited in the broodmare registry prior to foaling. If a donor mare is bred in Oklahoma, the Donor Mare may be shipped out of Oklahoma to have the…

In addition to the definitions provided in Section 200.1 of Title 3A, of the Oklahoma Statutes, the following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Act" means the Oklahoma Horse Racing Act [3A…

Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 325:75-1-20 Revoked at 16 Ok Reg 3315, eff 7-26-99

The use of monies from the Oklahoma Breeding Development Fund Special Account for the purpose of caring for retired and unwanted Oklahoma-Bred racing stock shall be subject to the following procedures and requirements: (1) To be eligible to receive monies from the Oklahoma Breedi…

As used in this Chapter, an Accredited Oklahoma-Bred Thoroughbred Horse shall mean a Thoroughbred Horse which meets the requirements below: (1) Stallion. An Accredited Oklahoma-Bred stallion is one that is Domiciled in Oklahoma, stands for service in Oklahoma, and is Enrolled in …

As used in this Chapter, an Accredited Oklahoma-Bred Appaloosa, Quarter Horse, or Paint horse is a Horse which meets the requirements below: (1) Stallion. An Accredited Oklahoma-Bred stallion is one that is Domiciled in Oklahoma, stands for service in Oklahoma, and is Enrolled in…

The breeder or owner of a horse that is eligible for participation in the Oklahoma-Bred Program may accredit such horse with the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission by submitting a Commission-approved application, all required documents, and the appropriate fee to the official Regis…

(a) To be eligible for dual breed awards, the application for accreditation in the Oklahoma-Bred program shall be submitted and must indicate the horse is registered with more than one breed national registry. The application must be in substantial compliance with the Registering…

The management procedures, rules and regulations, fee schedules, accreditation forms, publications, and all other instruments necessary to the operation of the Oklahoma-Bred Program by the official Registering Agency shall be subject to the review and approval of the Commission. …

The State Auditor and Inspector shall audit the Oklahoma Breeding Development Fund Special Account on an annual basis. The expense of the audit shall be paid from said Special Account. [3A:208.3(E)] Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 325:75-1-6

Unless the breeder or owner of an Oklahoma-Bred racing stock has accredited the horse with the official Oklahoma-Bred Registering Agency and attested that the horse is an Oklahoma-Bred, and unless the horse's official Certificate of Registration has been affixed with the Oklahoma…

Any applicant or registrant for the Oklahoma-Bred Program shall be deemed to have given consent to any duly authorized employee or agent of the Commission to enter and inspect any horse that has completed an application to be accredited in the Program. Refusal to permit such insp…

Questions as to the accreditation, eligibility for accreditation, or breeding of an Oklahoma-Bred horse shall be decided by the official Registering Agency designated by the Commission. The official Registering Agency may demand and inspect any Registration Certificate, records o…

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 20, app A Revoked by Oklahoma Register, Volume 34, Issue 24, September 1, 2017, eff. 9/11/2017

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 20, app B Revoked by Oklahoma Register, Volume 34, Issue 24, September 1, 2017, eff. 9/11/2017

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 20, app C Revoked by Oklahoma Register, Volume 34, Issue 24, September 1, 2017, eff. 9/11/2017

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 30, app A

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 35, app A Revoked by Oklahoma Register, Volume 34, Issue 24, September 1, 2017, eff. 9/11/2017

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 35, app B Revoked by Oklahoma Register, Volume 34, Issue 24, September 1, 2017, eff. 9/11/2017

Notes Okla. Admin. Code tit. 330, ch. 40, app A

The rules of this Chapter describes the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission, its organizational structure, method of operations and purpose. These rules also identify certain documents of the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission that are subject to public inspection upon request and the…

The Human Rights Commission is the State Agency, created by law, that works to realize official State policy to improve intergroup relations through implementation of the provisions of Title 74, O.S. § 951 et seq. and enforces the Anti-Discrimination Act, Title 25, Oklahoma Statu…

Officers shall be elected by and from the Commission in June of each year for a term of one year. (1) They shall take office on the first day in July, following their election, when new terms begin, and shall serve until their successors take office. (2) No officer shall be permi…

Commissioners have the following duties in addition to those established by law: (1) Establish policy and adopt programs and projects designed to implement and expand the State policy against discrimination. (2) Review and approve annual budget and review quarterly expenditures. …

(a) The officers of the Commission shall consist of a Chairperson as provided in Title 74, Oklahoma Statutes Section 953(a) and a Vice-Chairperson. (b) The Chairperson shall perform those duties provided by statute and otherwise normally required of such office. The Vice-Chairper…

Standing committees of the Commission and their duties are: (1) Budget. The responsibility for review, consideration and final approval of the budget shall at all times remain with the Commission as a whole; provided, however that at the beginning of each fiscal year, one Commiss…

(a) Ad Hoc committees shall be appointed by the Chairperson for special projects and purposes, as it is deemed advisable. (b) The Commission may adopt official policies clarified, where appropriate, by guidelines. Such guidelines are the Commission's interpretation of substantive…

(a) The Commission shall meet at least once per month and at such other times as may be set by the Chairman. All meetings of the Commission shall be held at specified times and places which are convenient to the public and shall be open to the public, except as specifically provi…

Persons wishing to appear before the Commission at a meeting provided by Title 74, Oklahoma Statutes § 952, must make a request for an appearance not later than two (2) weeks prior to such meeting. The request must state the matter to be presented, name of person(s) to appear, or…

The rules in this Chapter have been adopted to establish the processes and procedures for enforcement of the Anti-Discrimination Act, Title 25 O.S. Section 1101 et seq. These rules describe the processes and procedures relative to complaints, hearings, depositions, answers, subpo…

(a) The final order of the Hearing Examiner constitutes the final order of the Commission unless a written request for reconsideration of the final order is made to the Commission Chair within ten (10) days of the order entry. (b) Requests for reconsideration will not be heard by…

If the Commission is unable to eliminate the discriminatory practice by conciliation after Hearing, it shall issue an order requiring the Respondent to cease and desist from the discriminatory action and to take such action as the Commission deems necessary. (1) Timeliness of ord…

Prior to appointment of a Hearing Examiner, the Commission director may, when circumstances and the interest of justice require, grant extensions of any time limitations included within the rules governing the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission. Thereafter, the Hearing Examiner sha…

Pursuant to Title 25 O.S. 1981 § 1101 et seq., the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission has jurisdiction over complaints alleging discrimination in employment, public accommodations and housing on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age or handicap. In respect t…

Pursuant to Title 25, Oklahoma Statutes § 1502(a), nonprofit organizations chartered for the purpose of combating discrimination may apply to the Commission for standing to file complaints. The Commission will approve or disapprove such applications. Such an application must iden…

(a) Complaint form and content. Complaints alleging discriminatory violations of Title 25, Oklahoma Statutes § 1101 et seq., may be filed on the official form, and/or must, at a minimum, contain information sufficient to identify Complainant and Respondent, the alleged act of dis…

(a) Person(s) who may investigate complaints. Complainants, unless referred to a local commission under the provisions of Title 25, Oklahoma Statutes § 1705, will normally be investigated by the Commission staff. Where a complaint is unusually complex, controversial, or deals wit…

(a) Notice of hearing. Not less than thirty (30) days prior to a scheduled hearing, Respondent and Complainant shall be mailed, by certified mailing, a summary of the investigator's report or a Bill of Particulars of charges to be heard before the Commission. (b) Respondent's ans…

(a) Subpoenas and orders for production of documents. The Commission Director, the Staff Attorney and each Commission member is authorized to issue subpoenas, Subpoenas Duces Tecum, and orders for the production of documents on behalf of the Commission for investigatory proceedin…

(a) After the conclusion of a Hearing on a discrimination complaint, the Hearing Examiner within ten (10) days will issue a final order. The final order shall include finding of fact and conclusions of law separately stated in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act, Ti…

Transcripts of Hearings will not be provided for parties at Commission expense. However, if the Commission has obtained a copy of the transcript, parties may review the Commission copy, in the Commission offices, at a reasonable time. Such utilization will be scheduled by the Com…

The rules in this Chapter have been adopted to serve as interpretive guidelines on discrimination in housing under the Anti-Discrimination Act, Title 25 O.S. Section 1451 et seq. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 335:20-1-1

The Oklahoma Human Rights Commission shall determine a housing facility to be exempt housing for older persons age 55 years or older only where all of the following requirements are satisfied: (1) The housing facility provides significant facilities and services specifically to m…

The Oklahoma Human Rights Commission shall commence proceeding with respect to a housing discrimination complaint before the end of the 30th day after receipt of the complaint. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 335:20-1-11 Added at 9 Ok Reg 3743, eff 8-27-92