Oklahoma SB300 dissolves the Oklahoma Capital Investment Board and transfers its contracts and investments to the Oklahoma Science and Technology.
Oklahoma SB300 amends the Oklahoma Capital Formation Act to dissolve the Oklahoma Capital Investment Board upon a certain date. The bill transfers the Board's contracts and investments to the Oklahoma Science and Technology Research and Development Board. It also updates statutory language and makes the Board's gender-neutral. The Board's remaining funds will be transferred to the Oklahoma Capital Formation Revolving Fund. The Board's contracts and investments will be managed by the Oklahoma Science and Technology Research and Development Board.
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