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Oklahoma regulations: details

Unofficial copy. The official publisher of the Oklahoma Administrative Code is the Oklahoma Secretary of State’s Office of Administrative Rules. For the authoritative version, use its official website: rules.ok.gov

Copied from the Oklahoma Secretary of State’s rules site for one hundred and fifty-four titles (https://rules.ok.gov/code), through the data its own viewer reads, on October 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31, 2026. Check the official page before you rely on a rule.

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Oklahoma: only one hundred and fifty-four titles of the Oklahoma Administrative Code, as the Secretary of State’s rules site (https://rules.ok.gov/code) gave them through the data its own viewer reads, read by GLO on 2026-10-26, 2026-10-27, 2026-10-28, 2026-10-29, 2026-10-30 and 2026-10-31 (Titles 465, 690 and 752 and all of Releases 9, 10, 11 and 12 on the second day, Release 13 on the second and third, Release 14 on the third, Release 15 on the third and fourth, Release 16 on the fourth, Release 17 on the fourth and fifth, Release 18 on the fifth, Release 19 on the fifth and sixth, Release 20 on the sixth; each answer’s read_at gives the day GLO read it). The Secretary of State says its web text is not the official Code; this text is not official. Each section’s effective date and history lines are as the site prints them, so GLO does not say any section is current, and nothing was checked against the Oklahoma Register. Title 170 (Department of Corrections, Release 1): 112 of the 113 sections it lists are served, 98 with their text and 14 that the site marks revoked (11), reserved (2) or expired (1), shown by their history lines with no text; 1 held by name and not shown: marked revoked with no revocation in its history lines (OAC 170:1-1-9). Title 515 (Pardon and Parole Board, Release 2): 94 of the 96 sections it lists are served, 73 with their text and 21 that the site marks revoked, shown by their history lines with no text; 2 held by name and not shown: a history line empty on the rules site, so its printed history may be missing an entry (OAC 515:25-13-4, OAC 515:25-13-5). Release 3, thirteen smaller titles: 98 of the 148 sections they list are served, 59 with their text and 39 shown by their history lines as the site marks them revoked, reserved or terminated; by title, 15 (9 terminated); 105 (33 with text); 152 (3 reserved, 19 held); 208 (18 with text); 277 (3 held, none shown); 304 (12 revoked); 345 (14 revoked, 3 held); 370 (1 terminated); 445 (11 held, none shown); 457 (10 held, none shown); 623 (4 with text, 3 held); 635 (1 with text, 1 held); 645 (3 with text). The 50 Release 3 sections held are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons: 36 the site prints a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 11 no history line; 3 an emergency rule. Release 4, 36 two-chapter titles (38, 50, 70, 80, 92, 93, 115, 135, 145, 218, 235, 243, 255, 270, 280, 302, 303, 305, 355, 376, 395, 415, 420, 432, 442, 485, 505, 560, 565, 575, 712, 720, 723, 731, 753, 795): 1,254 of the 1,549 units they list are served, 930 with their text and 324 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 223 revoked, 96 terminated, 5 reserved; each title’s counts are in defect_floor.units.by_title. Titles 255, 280 and 355 show no section. The 295 Release 4 units held (283 sections and 12 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 151 no history line; 122 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 71 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 12 an appendix the readers do not read; 8 no text on the site; 7 a status its own history lines do not support; 3 superscript text; 3 marked renumbered; 2 an emergency rule; 1 markup the readers do not lay out; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join. Release 5, Titles 55, 180, 605 and 715: 320 of the 451 units they list are served, 252 with their text and 68 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 68 revoked; by title, Title 55 123 shown and 4 held, Title 180 48 shown and 11 held, Title 605 57 shown and 9 held, Title 715 92 shown and 107 held. The 131 Release 5 units held (129 sections and 2 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 93 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 92 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 26 no history line; 18 markup the readers do not lay out; 4 a status its own history lines do not support; 2 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 2 an appendix the readers do not read; 1 a table plain text cannot carry. Release 6, Titles 120, 428, 455 and 695: 331 of the 403 units they list are served, 241 with their text and 90 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 82 revoked, 8 reserved; by title, Title 120 184 shown and 12 held, Title 428 17 shown and 0 held, Title 455 98 shown and 50 held, Title 695 32 shown and 10 held. The 72 Release 6 units held (60 sections and 12 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 44 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 43 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 19 a status its own history lines do not support; 12 an appendix the readers do not read; 11 marked renumbered; 6 no history line; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join. Some of these titles group sections under Part headings within a subchapter; GLO does not show the Part headings. Release 7, the fifteen titles 10, 60, 90, 185, 258, 318, 320, 422, 490, 510, 527, 532, 625, 770 and 777: 867 of the 1,057 units they list are served, 504 with their text and 363 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 285 revoked, 58 terminated, 20 reserved; by title, Title 10 262 shown and 5 held, Title 60 44 shown and 8 held, Title 90 79 shown and 1 held, Title 185 35 shown and 8 held, Title 258 33 shown and 0 held, Title 318 33 shown and 0 held, Title 320 56 shown and 1 held, Title 422 78 shown and 5 held, Title 490 22 shown and 75 held, Title 510 98 shown and 0 held, Title 527 15 shown and 0 held, Title 532 60 shown and 1 held, Title 625 2 shown and 57 held, Title 770 41 shown and 6 held, Title 777 9 shown and 23 held. The 190 Release 7 units held (185 sections and 5 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 139 a status its own history lines do not support; 26 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 14 no history line; 5 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text; 5 an appendix the readers do not read; 5 superscript text; 5 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 5 marked renumbered; 2 markup the readers do not lay out; 1 a table plain text cannot carry; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 1 an emergency rule. Title 90 groups some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none. Release 8, the seven titles 87, 175, 200, 360, 465, 690 and 752, read on 2026-10-26 (Titles 87, 175, 200 and 360) and 2026-10-27 (Titles 465, 690 and 752): 904 of the 1,043 units they list are served, 316 with their text and 588 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 581 revoked, 7 reserved; by title, Title 87 166 shown and 10 held, Title 175 234 shown and 7 held, Title 200 15 shown and 50 held, Title 360 231 shown and 2 held, Title 465 45 shown and 39 held, Title 690 75 shown and 30 held, Title 752 138 shown and 1 held. The 139 Release 8 units held (136 sections and 3 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 92 no history line; 36 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 11 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 8 a status its own history lines do not support; 3 an appendix the readers do not read; 2 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 1 superscript text; 1 a table plain text cannot carry; 1 markup the readers do not lay out. Titles 87 and 360 print no section text; each of their sections that is shown is shown by its history lines. Titles 175 and 360 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none. Release 9, the eleven titles 85, 257, 268, 335, 429, 530, 600, 610, 670, 735 and 810, read on 2026-10-27: 1,784 of the 2,064 units they list are served, 1,125 with their text and 659 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 525 revoked, 95 reserved, 35 terminated, 4 expired; by title, Title 85 162 shown and 25 held, Title 257 19 shown and 0 held, Title 268 35 shown and 0 held, Title 335 16 shown and 79 held, Title 429 59 shown and 4 held, Title 530 472 shown and 101 held, Title 600 73 shown and 1 held, Title 610 233 shown and 26 held, Title 670 429 shown and 20 held, Title 735 130 shown and 22 held, Title 810 156 shown and 2 held. The 280 Release 9 units held (255 sections and 25 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 168 no history line; 71 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 65 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 60 a status its own history lines do not support; 25 an appendix the readers do not read; 11 superscript text; 3 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 2 marked renumbered; 1 markup the readers do not lay out. Titles 257, 268 and 530 print no section text; each of their sections that is shown is shown by its history lines. Titles 85, 530, 670, 735 and 810 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; a reserved or revoked section the site prints with no heading is shown with none. Release 10, the four titles 5, 86, 550 and 800, read on 2026-10-27: 1,041 of the 1,264 units they list are served, 922 with their text and 119 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 117 revoked, 2 expired; by title, Title 5 58 shown and 41 held, Title 86 471 shown and 59 held, Title 550 41 shown and 8 held, Title 800 471 shown and 115 held. The 223 Release 10 units held (213 sections and 10 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 57 no history line; 54 markup the readers do not lay out; 46 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 45 a status its own history lines do not support; 45 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 10 an appendix the readers do not read; 9 a section number the site prints in a form that does not fit its title and chapter; 4 an emergency rule; 3 no text on the site; 2 superscript text; 2 marked renumbered; 1 a table plain text cannot carry; 1 a history line empty on the rules site, so its printed history may be missing an entry. The nine held because their numbers do not fit their title and chapter are printed by the site as OAC 310:405-21-6, OAC 83:21-11-6, OAC 86:13-17-10, OAC 86:13-17-5, OAC 86:15-15-6, OAC 86:19-19-4 and OAC 86:21 -7-7 (filed under Title 86) and OAC 800:25-7-102.1.1 and OAC 800:25-7-94.1.1 (filed under Title 800). Title 800 groups some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show. Release 11, the nine titles 140, 245, 535, 545, 585, 612, 630, 655 and 675, read on 2026-10-27: 1,851 of the 2,120 units they list are served, 1,075 with their text and 776 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 754 revoked, 22 reserved; by title, Title 140 135 shown and 1 held, Title 245 191 shown and 1 held, Title 535 438 shown and 22 held, Title 545 68 shown and 11 held, Title 585 72 shown and 82 held, Title 612 610 shown and 51 held, Title 630 94 shown and 25 held, Title 655 183 shown and 66 held, Title 675 60 shown and 10 held. The 269 Release 11 units held (230 sections and 39 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 159 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 125 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 45 a status its own history lines do not support; 39 an appendix the readers do not read; 33 no history line; 10 marked renumbered; 3 markup the readers do not lay out; 1 superscript text; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join. Title 630 prints no section text; each of its sections that is shown is shown by its history lines. Titles 535, 612 and 655 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none. Four Title 612 headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed. Release 12, the nine titles 25, 210, 240, 377, 385, 405, 590, 725 and 780, read on 2026-10-27: 3,089 of the 3,364 units they list are served, 1,915 with their text and 1,174 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 1,159 revoked, 15 reserved; by title, Title 25 71 shown and 3 held, Title 210 1,090 shown and 112 held, Title 240 275 shown and 32 held, Title 377 530 shown and 25 held, Title 385 155 shown and 4 held, Title 405 64 shown and 38 held, Title 590 443 shown and 21 held, Title 725 380 shown and 25 held, Title 780 81 shown and 15 held. The 275 Release 12 units held (261 sections and 14 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 141 no history line; 54 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 48 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 35 a status its own history lines do not support; 34 markup the readers do not lay out; 14 an appendix the readers do not read; 7 superscript text; 5 marked renumbered; 4 a table plain text cannot carry; 3 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 3 an emergency rule. Titles 210, 240, 377, 590 and 725 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; Title 385 has no subchapter; twelve reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none. Three headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed: 210:15-34-5, 377:25-3-17 and 377:3-5-2. Release 13, the six titles 45, 158, 300, 365, 460 and 748, read on 2026-10-27 and 2026-10-28 (Titles 300 and 748 on the first of those days, Titles 45, 158 and 460 on the second, Title 365 across both): 2,242 of the 3,184 units they list are served, 1,817 with their text and 425 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 305 revoked, 120 reserved; by title, Title 45 223 shown and 22 held, Title 158 204 shown and 38 held, Title 300 184 shown and 6 held, Title 365 829 shown and 211 held, Title 460 487 shown and 537 held, Title 748 315 shown and 128 held. The 942 Release 13 units held (838 sections and 104 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 633 no history line; 122 a status its own history lines do not support; 121 marked renumbered; 104 an appendix the readers do not read; 62 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 61 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 16 markup the readers do not lay out; 10 superscript text; 8 a table plain text cannot carry; 7 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join; 1 no text on the site. Title 365 groups some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; seven reserved sections of Title 158 the site prints with no heading are shown with none. Release 14, the ten titles 40, 75, 130, 155, 195, 230, 475, 660, 730 and 775, read on 2026-10-28: 2,844 of the 3,205 units they list are served, 1,671 with their text and 1,173 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 1,154 revoked, 19 reserved; by title, Title 40 76 shown and 18 held, Title 75 312 shown and 82 held, Title 130 244 shown and 2 held, Title 155 168 shown and 13 held, Title 195 84 shown and 25 held, Title 230 1,114 shown and 130 held, Title 475 92 shown and 30 held, Title 660 260 shown and 30 held, Title 730 310 shown and 25 held, Title 775 184 shown and 6 held. The 361 Release 14 units held (312 sections and 49 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 149 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 123 no history line; 99 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 49 an appendix the readers do not read; 46 a status its own history lines do not support; 10 marked renumbered; 6 markup the readers do not lay out; 3 superscript text; 2 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text; 1 no text on the site; 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join. Titles 75, 130, 230 and 660 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 19 reserved sections the site prints with no heading (1 of Title 130, 1 of Title 475, 13 of Title 660 and 4 of Title 775) are shown with none; one heading prints a bare ampersand (&) and is shown as printed: 75:50-2-1. Release 15, the ten titles 265, 317, 330, 375, 390, 540, 580, 595, 650 and 785, read on 2026-10-28 and 2026-10-29 (Titles 265, 375, 390, 540 and 650 on the first of those days, Titles 330, 580, 595 and 785 on the second, Title 317 across both): 4,658 of the 5,625 units they list are served, 2,652 with their text and 2,006 shown by their history lines as the site marks them 1,856 revoked, 132 reserved, 18 terminated; by title, Title 265 105 shown and 37 held, Title 317 1,663 shown and 124 held, Title 330 645 shown and 104 held, Title 375 224 shown and 8 held, Title 390 285 shown and 26 held, Title 540 107 shown and 19 held, Title 580 562 shown and 71 held, Title 595 462 shown and 311 held, Title 650 87 shown and 118 held, Title 785 518 shown and 149 held. The 967 Release 15 units held (868 sections and 99 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 320 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character; 310 no history line; 272 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve; 219 a status its own history lines do not support; 99 an appendix the readers do not read; 18 markup the readers do not lay out; 15 superscript text; 7 an emergency rule; 4 marked renumbered; 3 a table plain text cannot carry; 2 no text on the site; 1 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text; 1 a section number the site prints on more than one segment; 1 a section number the site prints in a form that does not fit its title and chapter; 1 GLO’s two readers did not read the same text. The one held because its number does not fit its title and chapter is printed by the site as OAC 330:36-2-12o1 (filed under Title 330); OAC 317:30-5-136.2 is printed on two segments and held as one unit; OAC 785:25-3-11 is held because GLO’s two readers did not read the same text. Titles 317, 580, 595 and 785 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 131 reserved sections the site prints with no heading (16 of Title 317, 34 of Title 330 and 81 of Title 580) are shown with none. Release 16, the seven titles 35, 160, 325, 380, 435, 710 and 765, read on 2026-10-29: 5,770 of the 7,256 units they list are served, 3,602 with their text and 2,168 shown by their history lines as the site marks them, 2,082 revoked, 77 reserved and 9 expired; by title, Title 35 2,528 shown and 210 held, Title 160 302 shown and 95 held, Title 325 461 shown and 213 held, Title 380 442 shown and 220 held, Title 435 334 shown and 55 held, Title 710 1,482 shown and 642 held and Title 765 221 shown and 51 held. The 1,486 Release 16 units held (1,381 sections and 105 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 647 no history line, 509 a status its own history lines do not support, 253 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, 220 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, 105 an appendix the readers do not read, 42 markup the readers do not lay out, 31 marked renumbered, 29 a table plain text cannot carry, 20 superscript text, 9 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text, 3 GLO’s two readers did not read the same text and 2 no text on the site. Titles 35, 380 and 710 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 62 reserved sections the site prints with no heading (12 of Title 35 and 50 of Title 710) are shown with none; eight headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed: 160:55-3-13, 380:50-4-4, 380:50-5-3, 380:50-5-6, 380:50-5-7, 710:65-13-362, 35:30-33-2 and 35:37-15-1. Release 17, the three titles 165, 260 and 450, read on 2026-10-29 and 2026-10-30 (Title 165 across both days, Titles 260 and 450 on 2026-10-30): 6,565 of the 7,266 units they list are served, 3,012 with their text and 3,553 shown by their history lines as the site marks them, 3,182 revoked and 371 reserved; by title, Title 165 2,779 shown and 448 held, Title 260 1,667 shown and 83 held and Title 450 2,119 shown and 170 held. The 701 Release 17 units held (583 sections and 118 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 234 no history line, 215 a status its own history lines do not support, 118 an appendix the readers do not read, 93 marked renumbered, 73 markup the readers do not lay out, 67 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, 59 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, 25 an emergency rule, 23 superscript text, 15 no text on the site, 6 a table plain text cannot carry and 6 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text. Titles 165, 260 and 450 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 369 sections the site prints with no heading (213 of Title 165 and 156 of Title 260; 363 reserved and 6 revoked) are shown with none; two headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed: 450:13-1-3 and 450:15-3-85. Release 18, the two titles 150 and 340, read on 2026-10-30: 6,408 of the 7,255 units they list are served, 1,420 with their text and 4,988 shown by their history lines as the site marks them, 4,848 revoked, 139 reserved and 1 expired; by title, Title 150 472 shown and 134 held and Title 340 5,936 shown and 713 held. The 847 Release 18 units held (521 sections and 326 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 326 an appendix the readers do not read, 261 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, 192 a status its own history lines do not support, 170 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, 169 no history line, 51 marked renumbered, 5 markup the readers do not lay out, 3 a table plain text cannot carry, 3 no text on the site, 1 superscript text, 1 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text, 1 an emergency rule and 1 a section number the site prints in a form that does not fit its title and chapter. Titles 150 and 340 group some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 139 reserved sections the site prints with no heading (139 of Title 340) are shown with none; nine headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed: 340:10-21-1, 340:10-21-11, 340:50-5-88, 340:50-5-97, 340:70-5-40, 340:95-10-118, 340:95-10-184, 340:95-10-267 and 340:105-10-63. OAC 340:106-12-32 is held because its printed number names Chapter 106 while the site files it under Chapter 105. Twelve appendices of Title 340, Chapter 95 (Appendices D to F and H to P) are keyed with the two spaces the site prints after the word Appendix, each held. Release 19, Title 252, read on 2026-10-30 and 2026-10-31 (across midnight): 3,896 of the 4,332 units it lists are served, 1,974 with their text and 1,922 shown by their history lines as the site marks them, 1,895 revoked, 26 reserved and 1 expired. The 436 Release 19 units held (256 sections and 180 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 180 an appendix the readers do not read, 91 markup the readers do not lay out, 71 a status its own history lines do not support, 70 superscript text, 42 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, 31 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, 25 marked renumbered, 5 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text, 3 a table plain text cannot carry, 2 no history line, 1 GLO’s two readers did not read the same text and 1 no text on the site. Title 252 groups some sections under Part headings that GLO does not show; 20 sections the site prints with no heading (19 reserved and 1 revoked) are shown with none; four headings print a bare ampersand (&) and one a bare less-than sign, each shown as printed: 252:2-5-4, 252:200-8-3, 252:631-3-11, 252:656-3-10 and 252:410-11-73. OAC 252:647-1-6 is held and keyed with the space the site prints after its number; asked without the space it answers held. A section number naming a chapter its title does not print is answered from the held units first, so a unit the site files under another chapter answers held by its printed number. Release 20, Title 310, read on 2026-10-31: 5,297 of the 5,763 units it lists are served, 2,233 with their text and 3,064 shown by their history lines as the site marks them, 2,705 revoked, 317 transferred and 42 reserved. A transferred section is shown by its history lines as printed, its last line naming where the site says it went; GLO does not follow, remap or link the transfer. The 466 Release 20 units held (395 sections and 71 appendices) are not shown, each answering by name with its reasons; by class (a unit may carry more than one): 204 a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, 109 a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, 106 no history line, 71 an appendix the readers do not read, 58 a status its own history lines do not support, 42 marked renumbered, 15 superscript text, 12 markup the readers do not lay out, 10 marked revoked, reserved, expired or terminated but still carrying text, 2 a table plain text cannot carry, 2 no text on the site, 2 a section number the site prints in a form that does not fit its title and chapter, 1 a line break inside a paragraph the readers would join and 1 GLO’s two readers did not read the same text. 39 sections the site prints with no heading (38 reserved and 1 revoked) are shown with none; one heading prints a bare ampersand (&), shown as printed: 310:270-8-3. OAC 310:251-9-37 (filed by the site under Chapter 281) and OAC 310:405-23-3o12011-3 are held by name because their printed numbers do not fit their title and chapter; each answers held when asked by that number as printed, as do the earlier releases’ held numbers no section form reads. Where the site prints a chapter’s authority line with markup, GLO does not show that line (chapter_authority_note). Every other title of the Code is not here. The shown sections were read by two readers that agree on every section and checked by hand on 20 drawn sections in each of Releases 1 to 4, 37 in Release 5, 35 in Release 6, 27 in Release 7, 35 in Release 8, 35 in Release 9, 35 in Release 10, 35 in Release 11, 35 in Release 12, 35 in Release 13, 35 in Release 14, 35 in Release 15, 35 in Release 16, 35 in Release 17, 35 in Release 18, 35 in Release 19 and 35 in Release 20. Nothing here says a section is current or in force; check the official Code before relying on one.
Release 1: 112 of the 113 sections Title 170 lists, read on October 26, 2026: 98 sections with their text, and 14 that the site marks revoked, reserved or expired, shown by their history lines.
Release 2: 94 of the 96 sections Title 515 lists, read on October 26, 2026: 73 sections with their text, and 21 that the site marks revoked, shown by their history lines.
Release 3: 98 of the 148 sections thirteen smaller titles list, read on October 26, 2026: 59 sections with their text, and 39 that the site marks revoked, reserved or terminated, shown by their history lines. Three of the thirteen (277, 445 and 457) show no section: every one is held by name.
Release 4: 1,254 of the 1,549 units 36 two-chapter titles list, read on October 26, 2026: 930 sections with their text, and 324 that the site marks revoked, terminated or reserved, shown by their history lines. Three of the 36 (255, 280 and 355) show no section: every one is held by name.
Release 5: 320 of the 451 units Titles 55, 180, 605 and 715 list, read on October 26, 2026: 252 sections with their text, and 68 that the site marks revoked, shown by their history lines.
Release 6: 331 of the 403 units Titles 120, 428, 455 and 695 list, read on October 26, 2026: 241 sections with their text, and 90 that the site marks revoked (82) or reserved (8), shown by their history lines. Some of these sections sit under Part headings within a subchapter; the Part headings are not shown.
Release 7: 867 of the 1,057 units the fifteen three-chapter titles list, read on October 26, 2026: 504 sections with their text, and 363 that the site marks revoked (285), terminated (58) or reserved (20), shown by their history lines. Title 90 groups some sections under Part headings that are not shown; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none.
Release 8: 904 of the 1,043 units the seven four-chapter titles list, read on October 26, 2026 (Titles 87, 175, 200 and 360) and October 27, 2026 (Titles 465, 690 and 752): 316 sections with their text, and 588 that the site marks revoked (581) or reserved (7), shown by their history lines. Titles 87 and 360 print no section text. Titles 175 and 360 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none.
Release 9: 1,784 of the 2,064 units the eleven five-chapter titles list, read on October 27, 2026: 1,125 sections with their text, and 659 that the site marks revoked (525), reserved (95), terminated (35) or expired (4), shown by their history lines. Titles 257, 268 and 530 print no section text. Titles 85, 530, 670, 735 and 810 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; a reserved or revoked section the site prints with no heading is shown with none.
Release 10: 1,041 of the 1,264 units the four six-chapter titles list, read on October 27, 2026: 922 sections with their text, and 119 that the site marks revoked (117) or expired (2), shown by their history lines. Title 800 groups some sections under Part headings that are not shown. Nine sections whose numbers the site prints in a form that does not fit the title and chapter they are filed under are held by name, never shown under a number GLO cannot check.
Release 11: 1,851 of the 2,120 units the nine seven-chapter titles list, read on October 27, 2026: 1,075 sections with their text, and 776 that the site marks revoked (754) or reserved (22), shown by their history lines. Title 630 prints no section text, so each of its sections shown is shown by its history lines. Titles 535, 612 and 655 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; a reserved section the site prints with no heading is shown with none; four Title 612 headings print a bare ampersand and are shown as printed.
Release 12: 3,089 of the 3,364 units nine more titles list (25, 210, 240, 377, 385, 405, 590, 725 and 780), read on October 27, 2026: 1,915 sections with their text, and 1,174 that the site marks revoked (1,159) or reserved (15), shown by their history lines. Titles 210, 240, 377, 590 and 725 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; Title 385 has no subchapter; twelve reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none; three headings print a bare ampersand and are shown as printed.
Release 13: 2,242 of the 3,184 units six more titles list (45, 158, 300, 365, 460 and 748), read on October 27 and 28, 2026 (Titles 300 and 748 on October 27, Titles 45, 158 and 460 on October 28, Title 365 across both): 1,817 sections with their text, and 425 that the site marks revoked (305) or reserved (120), shown by their history lines. Title 365 groups some sections under Part headings that are not shown; seven reserved sections of Title 158 the site prints with no heading are shown with none.
Release 14: 2,844 of the 3,205 units ten more titles list (40, 75, 130, 155, 195, 230, 475, 660, 730 and 775), read on October 28, 2026: 1,671 sections with their text, and 1,173 that the site marks revoked (1,154) or reserved (19), shown by their history lines. Titles 75, 130, 230 and 660 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 19 reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none; one heading (75:50-2-1) prints a bare ampersand and is shown as printed.
Release 15: 4,658 of the 5,625 units ten more titles list (265, 317, 330, 375, 390, 540, 580, 595, 650 and 785), read on October 28 and 29, 2026: 2,652 sections with their text, and 2,006 that the site marks revoked (1,856), reserved (132) or terminated (18), shown by their history lines. Titles 317, 580, 595 and 785 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 131 reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none. 330:36-2-12o1 is held because the site prints a letter inside its number; 317:30-5-136.2 is printed on two segments and held as one unit; 785:25-3-11 is held because GLO’s two readers did not read the same text.
Release 16: 5,770 of the 7,256 units seven more titles list (35, 160, 325, 380, 435, 710 and 765), read on October 29, 2026: 3,602 sections with their text, and 2,168 that the site marks revoked (2,082), reserved (77) or expired (9), shown by their history lines. Titles 35, 380 and 710 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 62 reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none; eight headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed. 35:30-27-55, 325:65-9-1 and 380:25-5-7 are held because GLO’s two readers did not read the same text.
Release 17: 6,565 of the 7,266 units three more titles list (165, 260 and 450), read on October 29 and 30, 2026: 3,012 sections with their text, and 3,553 that the site marks revoked (3,182) or reserved (371), shown by their history lines. Titles 165, 260 and 450 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 369 sections the site prints with no heading (363 reserved and 6 revoked) are shown with none; two headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed.
Release 18: 6,408 of the 7,255 units two more titles list (150 and 340), read on October 30, 2026: 1,420 sections with their text, and 4,988 that the site marks revoked (4,848), reserved (139) or expired (1), shown by their history lines. Titles 150 and 340 group some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 139 reserved sections the site prints with no heading are shown with none; nine headings print a bare ampersand (&) and are shown as printed. OAC 340:106-12-32 is held because its printed number names Chapter 106 while the site files it under Chapter 105; twelve appendices of Title 340, Chapter 95 are keyed with the two spaces the site prints after the word Appendix, each held.
Release 19: 3,896 of the 4,332 units Title 252 lists, read on October 30 and 31, 2026: 1,974 sections with their text, and 1,922 that the site marks revoked (1,895), reserved (26) or expired (1), shown by their history lines. Title 252 groups some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 20 sections the site prints with no heading (19 reserved and 1 revoked) are shown with none; four headings print a bare ampersand (&) and one a bare less-than sign (OAC 252:410-11-73, Calibrations of <1 MeV systems), each shown as printed. OAC 252:647-1-6 is held and keyed with the space the site prints after its number; asked without the space it answers held. A section number naming a chapter its title does not print is answered from the held units first, so a unit the site files under another chapter answers held by its printed number.
Release 20: 5,297 of the 5,763 units Title 310 lists, read on October 31, 2026: 2,233 sections with their text, and 3,064 that the site marks revoked (2,705), transferred (317) or reserved (42), shown by their history lines. A transferred section is shown by its history lines as printed, the last naming where the site says it went; GLO does not follow, remap or link the transfer. Title 310 groups some sections under Part headings that are not shown; 39 sections the site prints with no heading (38 reserved and 1 revoked) are shown with none; one heading prints a bare ampersand (&), shown as printed (OAC 310:270-8-3). OAC 310:251-9-37 and OAC 310:405-23-3o12011-3 are held because their printed numbers do not fit their title and chapter; each answers held when asked by that number as printed, as do four earlier held numbers that GLO’s cite reader does not read as sections (OAC 86:21 -7-7, OAC 800:25-7-94.1.1, OAC 800:25-7-102.1.1 and OAC 330:36-2-12o1). OAC 310:405-21-6, held in Title 86’s list where the site files it, now reads as a section of Title 310 and answers not found there.
Title 170 is the Department of Corrections’: its organization, prisoner public works contracts, private prison contractor compliance monitoring, community work centers, community sentencing, a tuition assistance program and an employee recruitment referral incentive program.
Title 515 is the Pardon and Parole Board’s: its procedures, clemency hearings, commutation, pardon and parole procedures, and two chapters (parole docketing procedures and IT accessibility compliance) whose sections the site marks revoked.
Release 3’s titles: Title 15, a state accrediting agency abolished in 2019, every section marked terminated; Title 105, the Oklahoma Capital Investment Board; Title 152, the Community Hospitals Authority; Title 208, the Edge Fund Policy Board; Title 277, the Forensic Review Board; Title 304, the State Use Committee, every section marked revoked; Title 345, the Committee for Incentive Awards for State Employees; Title 370, CompSource Oklahoma, abolished in 2015; Title 445, the Board of Medicolegal Investigations; Title 457, the Oklahoma Strategic Military Planning Commission; Title 623, the Route 66 Commission; Title 635, the Commission on School and County Funds Management; Title 645, the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.
Release 20’s title, named as the rules site names its agency: Title 310, Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Release 19’s title, named as the rules site names its agency: Title 252, Department of Environmental Quality.
Release 18’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 150, Oklahoma Department of Commerce; Title 340, Department of Human Services.
Release 17’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 165, Corporation Commission; Title 260, Office of Management and Enterprise Services; Title 450, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
Release 16’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 35, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry; Title 160, Department of Consumer Credit; Title 325, Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission; Title 380, Department of Labor; Title 435, State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; Title 710, Oklahoma Tax Commission; Title 765, Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission.
Release 15’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 265, State Fire Marshal Commission; Title 317, Oklahoma Health Care Authority; Title 330, Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency; Title 375, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation; Title 390, Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training; Title 540, Health Care Workforce Training Commission; Title 580, Department of Central Services (consolidated under Office of Management and Enterprise Services 8-26-11 - See Title 260); Title 595, Department of Public Safety; Title 650, Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology; Title 785, Oklahoma Water Resources Board.
Release 14’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 40, Board of Tests for Alcohol and Drug Influence; Title 75, Attorney General; Title 130, Cerebral Palsy Commission; Title 155, Oklahoma Conservation Commission; Title 195, Board of Dentistry; Title 230, State Election Board; Title 475, Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control; Title 660, Department of Securities; Title 730, Department of Transportation; Title 775, Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.
Release 13’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 45, Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission; Title 158, Construction Industries Board; Title 300, Grand River Dam Authority; Title 365, Insurance Department; Title 460, Department of Mines; Title 748, Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission.
Release 12’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 25, Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics; Title 210, State Department of Education; Title 240, Oklahoma Employment Security Commission; Title 377, Office of Juvenile Affairs; Title 385, Department of the Commissioners of the Land Office; Title 405, Oklahoma Department of Libraries; Title 590, Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System; Title 725, Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department; Title 780, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education.
Release 11’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 140, Board of Chiropractic Examiners; Title 245, State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors; Title 535, Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy; Title 545, Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners; Title 585, Public Employees Relations Board; Title 612, State Department of Rehabilitation Services; Title 630, Scenic Rivers Commission (consolidated under Grand River Dam Authority 7-1-16 - See Title 300); Title 655, Secretary of State; Title 675, State Board of Licensed Social Workers.
Release 10’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 5, Oklahoma Abstractors Board; Title 86, State Board of Behavioral Health Licensure; Title 550, Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System; Title 800, Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Release 9’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 85, State Banking Department; Title 257, Ethics Commission (revoked 7-1-95); Title 268, Oklahoma Council on Firefighter Training (Abolished 7-1-2017); Title 335, Oklahoma Human Rights Commission; Title 429, Oklahoma Lottery Commission; Title 530, Office of Personnel Management (consolidated under Office of Management and Enterprise Services 8-26-11 - See Title 260); Title 600, Real Estate Appraiser Board; Title 610, State Regents for Higher Education; Title 670, Service Oklahoma; Title 735, State Treasurer; Title 810, Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission.
Release 8’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 87, Oklahoma State Employees Benefits Council (consolidated under Office of Management and Enterprise Services 8-26-11 - See Title 260); Title 175, State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering; Title 200, Oklahoma Development Finance Authority; Title 360, Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board (consolidated under Office of Management and Enterprise Services 8-26-11 - See Title 260); Title 465, Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission; Title 690, Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology; Title 752, University Hospitals Authority.
Release 7’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 10, Oklahoma Accountancy Board; Title 60, Archives and Records Commission; Title 90, Council of Bond Oversight; Title 185, Crime Victims Compensation Board; Title 258, Ethics Commission (exempted 9-11-15); Title 318, Highway Construction Materials Technician Certification Board (abolished 11-1-22); Title 320, Oklahoma Historical Society; Title 422, Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Research, Marketing and Safety Commission; Title 490, Oklahoma State Board of Examiners for Long Term Care Administrators; Title 510, State Board of Osteopathic Examiners; Title 527, State Board of Examiners of Perfusionists; Title 532, Board of Commercial Pet Breeders (abolished 7-1-12 - See Title 35); Title 625, Oklahoma Savings and Loan Board (abolished 7-1-93); Title 770, Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs; Title 777, Statewide Charter School Board.
Release 6’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 120, Capitol-Medical Center Improvement and Zoning Commission; Title 428, Long-Range Capital Planning Commission; Title 455, Merit Protection Commission; Title 695, Oversight Committee for State Employee Charitable Contributions.
Release 5’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 55, Board of Governors of the Architects, Landscape Architects and Licensed Interior Designers of Oklahoma; Title 180, Oklahoma State Credit Union Board; Title 605, Oklahoma Real Estate Commission; Title 715, Teachers' Retirement System.
Release 4’s titles, each named as the rules site names its agency: Title 38, Oklahoma Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors; Title 50, Anatomical Board of the State of Oklahoma; Title 70, Oklahoma Arts Council; Title 80, State Auditor and Inspector (terminated 1-1-08); Title 92, Oklahoma State Athletic Commission; Title 93, Broadband Governing Board; Title 115, State Capitol Preservation Commission; Title 135, Commission on Children and Youth; Title 145, Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management; Title 218, Office of Educational Quality and Accountability; Title 235, Oklahoma Funeral Board; Title 243, Oklahoma Energy Resources Board; Title 255, State Board of Equalization; Title 270, Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System; Title 280, State Board of Registration for Foresters; Title 302, Group Self-Insurance Association Guaranty Fund Board (abolished 8-26-11); Title 303, Individual Self-Insured Guaranty Fund Board (abolished 8-26-11); Title 305, Office of Disability Concerns; Title 355, Oklahoma Industrial Finance Authority; Title 376, Council on Judicial Complaints; Title 395, Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System; Title 415, Oklahoma Linked Deposit Review Board (abolished 11-1-13); Title 420, Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board; Title 432, Commission on Marginally Producing Oil and Gas Wells; Title 442, Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority; Title 485, Oklahoma Board of Nursing; Title 505, Board of Examiners in Optometry; Title 560, Polygraph Examiners Board; Title 565, Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools; Title 575, State Board of Examiners of Psychologists; Title 712, Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation; Title 720, State Textbook Committee; Title 723, Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust Fund; Title 731, Oklahoma Turnpike Authority; Title 753, University Hospitals Trust; Title 795, Oklahoma Wheat Commission.
8,133 units are held and not shown, each with its reason: in Title 170, marked revoked with no revocation in its history lines (OAC 170:1-1-9); in Title 515, a history line empty on the rules site, so the printed history may be missing an entry (OAC 515:25-13-4, OAC 515:25-13-5); in Release 3, 50 sections, most because the site prints a note beside the section that GLO’s readers do not serve, the rest with no history line or because they are emergency rules; in Release 4, 295 units (12 of them chapter appendices the readers do not read), most with no history line or with a history line that carries markup GLO would show raw, others with a note beside them, no text, a status their history does not support, or another reason named in the answer; in Release 5, 131 units (2 of them chapter appendices), most with a history line that carries markup or a note beside them, others with no history line, markup the readers do not lay out, a status their history does not support, a line break inside a paragraph or a table; in Release 6, 72 units (12 of them chapter appendices), most with a note beside them or a history line that carries markup, others with a status their history does not support, a renumbered mark, no history line or a line break inside a paragraph; in Release 7, 190 units (5 of them chapter appendices), most marked revoked, terminated or transferred where the section’s own history lines do not name that event, others with a history line that carries markup, no history line, text beside a revoked or reserved mark, superscript text, a note beside them, a renumbered mark or another reason named in the answer; in Release 8, 139 units (3 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line, others with a history line that carries markup, a note beside them, a status their own history lines do not support or another reason named in the answer; in Release 9, 280 units (25 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line, others with a history line that carries markup, a note beside them, a status their own history lines do not support or another reason named in the answer; in Release 10, 223 units (10 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line or markup the readers do not lay out, others with a note beside them, a history line that carries markup, a status their own history lines do not support, a section number printed in a form that does not fit its title and chapter, or another reason named in the answer; in Release 11, 269 units (39 of them chapter appendices), most with a history line that carries markup or a note beside them, others with a status their own history lines do not support, no history line or another reason named in the answer; in Release 12, 275 units (14 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line, others with a history line that carries markup or a note beside them, a status their own history lines do not support, markup the readers do not lay out or another reason named in the answer; in Release 13, 942 units (104 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line, others with a status their own history lines do not support, marked renumbered, with a history line that carries markup or a note beside them or another reason named in the answer; in Release 14, 361 units (49 of them chapter appendices), most with a history line that carries markup or with no history line, others with a note beside them, a status their own history lines do not support or another reason named in the answer; in Release 15, 967 units (99 of them chapter appendices), most with a history line that carries markup or with no history line, others with a note beside them, a status their own history lines do not support or another reason named in the answer; in Release 16, 1,486 units (105 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line or a status their own history lines do not support, others with a history line that carries markup, a note beside them or another reason named in the answer; in Release 17, 701 units (118 of them chapter appendices), most with no history line or a status their own history lines do not support, others marked renumbered, with markup the readers do not lay out, a note beside them, an emergency flag or another reason named in the answer; in Release 18, 847 units (326 of them chapter appendices, not read), the sections among them most with a history line that carries markup, a status their own history lines do not support, a note beside them or no history line, others marked renumbered, with a number that does not fit the chapter it is filed under or another reason named in the answer; in Release 19, 436 units (180 of them chapter appendices, not read), the sections among them most with markup the readers do not lay out, a status their own history lines do not support, a superscript or a note beside them, others marked renumbered or another reason named in the answer; in Release 20, 466 units (71 of them chapter appendices, not read), the sections among them most with a history line carrying markup or an encoded character, a note beside them, no history line or a status their own history lines do not support, others marked renumbered or another reason named in the answer. A held section comes back as held, with its reasons and no text. Held is not absent.
This is GLO’s reading of the Secretary of State’s rules site, not an official text; the Secretary of State says its web text is not the official Code. Each section’s effective date and history lines are as the site prints them, and nothing was checked against the Oklahoma Register.
Each answer is a whole section: its heading as printed, its chapter’s authority line (not shown where the site prints that line with markup GLO does not read; the answer says so), its paragraphs (each list item its own paragraph, with its label), and its history lines, the Code’s own record of the section’s additions, amendments and revocations.
Look a section up as OAC 170:15-3-2 or OAC 560:10-1-7, always with the title: chapter numbers repeat across titles, so a number with no title is answered with every title that prints that chapter to try. A subsection such as OAC 170:15-3-2(a) returns the whole section. OAC 515:15-3 lists the sections of that subchapter and OAC 515:15 the subchapters and sections of that chapter.

How we checked it

The rules site’s pages refuse scripts, so we read the data its own viewer reads, one request at a time three to four seconds apart, one walk per title, and kept every answer with its SHA-256.
Two separate readers, written with no shared reading code and using two different HTML libraries, read every section. A section is shown only where both give the same paragraphs; a third check, sharing no code with either, found every word of every shown text in order.
A section is held when the site’s status is not supported by its own history lines, when it has no text or no history line, when one of its history lines is empty or carries markup, when the site prints a note beside it, when it prints a table, an image, a line break inside a paragraph or markup the readers do not lay out, is an emergency rule or renumbered, or when the two readers disagree. A chapter’s appendix is held by name.
Before each release, 20 sections drawn at random were read against their source by two separate readers, every word, label, date and history line; all 20 matched for both, in each release. In Release 4 the first draw found two faults (a line break inside a paragraph, and a history line served with its tags); both became reasons to hold, all 36 titles were read again, and a new draw of 20 matched for both readers. In Release 5 (Titles 55, 180, 605 and 715, after a change in how both readers read text that follows a nested block), 37 sections were drawn, 20 at random and every shown section whose reading that change altered; all 37 matched for both readers. In Release 6 (Titles 120, 428, 455 and 695, whose sections sit under Part segments), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more of those under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 7 (the fifteen three-chapter titles), 27 sections were drawn, 20 at random and the 7 more of Title 90’s sections under a Part; all 27 matched for both readers. In Release 8 (the seven four-chapter titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more of Title 175’s sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 9 (the eleven five-chapter titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part in Titles 85, 735 and 810; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 10 (the four six-chapter titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part in Title 800; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 11 (the nine seven-chapter titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part in Titles 535, 612 and 655; all 35 matched for the first reader, and the second found every text field equal in all 35 (three it marked were a numbering check its instructions got wrong for sections filed directly under a chapter; no text was wrong). In Release 12 (nine more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 13 (six more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 14 (ten more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 15 (ten more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 16 (seven more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 17 (three more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 18 (two more titles), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 19 (Title 252), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers. In Release 20 (Title 310), 35 sections were drawn, 20 at random and 15 more sections under a Part; all 35 matched for both readers.
One AI system wrote the fetcher and the readers, ran every check and made every reading and ruling; the drawn sections were read by other instances of the same system, with no human reader.

What it can't tell you

Whether a section is in force, valid or current, or is good law.
Any rule filed after October 26, 2026.
What the held sections and appendices say, what the notes beside them say, or what any other title of the Oklahoma Administrative Code says.
Whether this text matches the rules site’s page in some way the readers cannot see.

Known gaps

Only one hundred and fifty-four titles are here: 170, 515, 15, 105, 152, 208, 277, 304, 345, 370, 445, 457, 623, 635, 645, 38, 50, 70, 80, 92, 93, 115, 135, 145, 218, 235, 243, 255, 270, 280, 302, 303, 305, 355, 376, 395, 415, 420, 432, 442, 485, 505, 560, 565, 575, 712, 720, 723, 731, 753, 795, 55, 180, 605, 715, 120, 428, 455, 695, 10, 60, 90, 185, 258, 318, 320, 422, 490, 510, 527, 532, 625, 770, 777, 87, 175, 200, 360, 465, 690, 752, 85, 257, 268, 335, 429, 530, 600, 610, 670, 735, 810, 5, 86, 550, 800, 140, 245, 535, 545, 585, 612, 630, 655, 675, 25, 210, 240, 377, 385, 405, 590, 725, 780, 45, 158, 300, 365, 460, 748, 40, 75, 130, 155, 195, 230, 475, 660, 730, 775, 265, 317, 330, 375, 390, 540, 580, 595, 650, 785, 35, 160, 325, 380, 435, 710, 765, 165, 260, 450, 150, 340, 252, 310. Every other title is not served.
Titles 120, 428, 455 and 695 group some sections under Part headings within a subchapter; each section is shown with its title, chapter, subchapter, number and heading, and the Part heading is not shown.
8,133 units are held, not shown: OAC 170:1-1-9 (marked revoked with no revocation in its history lines); OAC 515:25-13-4, OAC 515:25-13-5 (a history line empty on the rules site); 50 in Release 3, 295 in Release 4, 131 in Release 5, 72 in Release 6, 190 in Release 7, 139 in Release 8, 280 in Release 9, 223 in Release 10, 269 in Release 11, 275 in Release 12, 942 in Release 13, 361 in Release 14, 967 in Release 15, 1,486 in Release 16, 701 in Release 17, 847 in Release 18, 436 in Release 19 and 466 in Release 20, each named in its answer or its chapter’s list.
Where the rules site prints a chapter’s authority line with markup, that line is not shown.
Bold, italics and indents are not kept.
The sections were read by machine and checked by hand on 20 drawn sections in each of Releases 1 to 4, 37 in Release 5, 35 in Release 6, 27 in Release 7, 35 in Release 8, 35 in Release 9, 35 in Release 10, 35 in Release 11, 35 in Release 12, 35 in Release 13, 35 in Release 14, 35 in Release 15, 35 in Release 16, 35 in Release 17, 35 in Release 18, 35 in Release 19 and 35 in Release 20.
Keyword search reads only the shown sections. Titles 170 and 515 each have their own index; Release 3’s thirteen titles share one, Release 4’s 36 titles another, Release 5’s four titles a third, Release 6’s four a fourth, Release 7’s fifteen a fifth, Release 8’s seven a sixth, Release 9’s eleven a seventh, Release 10’s four an eighth, Release 11’s nine a ninth, Release 12’s nine a tenth, Release 13’s six an eleventh, Release 14’s ten a twelfth, Release 15’s ten a thirteenth, Release 16’s seven a fourteenth, Release 17’s three a fifteenth, Release 18’s two a sixteenth, Release 19’s one a seventeenth and Release 20’s one an eighteenth, so ranks within each are computed together. The held sections have no text here and never match.

Notes you may see on an entry

A revoked, reserved, expired or terminated section: “The rules site marks this section revoked, reserved, expired or terminated and gives no text: it is shown as its history lines only, and it is not a rule in force.”
A held section: “GLO holds this section and does not show it, because the release check did not clear it. Its reasons are listed by name.”
A chapter appendix: “GLO’s readers do not read chapter appendices; each is listed by name among its chapter’s held units.”
A subsection asked for: “The whole section is shown, with a note; the subsection is inside it under its own letter or number.”
A number with no title: “Titles share chapter numbers, so GLO does not guess: it answers with every title that prints that chapter to try.”
Another title: “Only one hundred and fifty-four titles are here. Another title’s rule is not served, and this says nothing about whether it exists.”

Nothing here is legal advice or a judgment that a rule is in force. Full counts for software: the defect_floor field on every Oklahoma result (source=ok).