Oklahoma HB2889 amends state law to allow per diem and mileage reimbursement for certain state officers.
Oklahoma HB2889 amends Oklahoma Statutes to authorize per diem in lieu of expenses for certain state officers, including members of the Legislature, for nights spent away from home in the performance of official duties. It also allows mileage reimbursement for these officers for travel to and from meetings of committees when the Legislature is not in session. The bill specifies that reimbursement is prohibited if the officer is provided a state-owned or leased vehicle or has a personal driver.
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