Oklahoma § 56-240.22F Financial institution data match reporting system -

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 56-240.22F — Financial institution data match reporting system -

Oklahoma § 56-240.22F

Title 56Poor Persons

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Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-240.22F (2026).

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Development of compatible systems - Survey of time and expense. The Department shall determine by survey the likely time and expense required for individual financial institutions in Oklahoma to reprogram their data processing systems, if necessary and if reasonably possible, to carry out electronic data matches. Based on the information obtained from the survey and in coordination with representatives of the financial industry in Oklahoma, the Department shall implement a reporting system that maximizes electronic data matches with those financial institutions that now have compatible systems, and that phases in electronic data matches with other financial institutions that are capable of developing compatible systems with the expenditure of reasonable time and expense.

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Development of compatible systems - Survey of time and expense. The Department shall determine by survey the likely time and expense required for individual financial institutions in Oklahoma to reprogram their data processing systems, if necessary and if reasonably possible, to carry out electronic data matches. Based on the information obtained from the survey and in coordination with representatives of the financial industry in Oklahoma, the Department shall implement a reporting system that maximizes electronic data matches with those financial institutions that now have compatible systems, and that phases in electronic data matches with other financial institutions that are capable of developing compatible systems with the expenditure of reasonable time and expense.