Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1001.7: Permits

A. Each person engaged in the business of selling, leasing,

manufacturing, renovating or repairing any bedding shall have

obtained an annual permit from the Commissioner to sell or lease

bedding, or an annual permit from the Commissioner to manufacture,

renovate or repair bedding. Each person shall pay for such permit a

fee to be fixed by the State Board of Health. Unless otherwise

provided by rule by the Board, each such permit shall expire on the

30th day of June following its issuance. It is the intent of the

Legislature that any fees authorized by this section shall not

exceed the fees in effect on January 1, 1995, for the regulation of

bedding and bedding materials.

B. Each person who sells renovated or secondhand bedding or

bedding materials on a consignment basis as an auctioneer, itinerant

vendor or broker shall obtain a permit under subsection A of this

section. The renovated or secondhand bedding or bedding materials

shall be sanitized by a person who holds a permit pursuant to

subsection C of this section before it is sold to the public. The

provisions of this section shall not apply to the sale of bedding at

a private sale by a person not in the business of selling bedding or

to an auctioneer at private auction at the individual's residence.

C. 1. No person shall be considered to have qualified to apply

an acceptable sanitization process until such process has been

registered with the Commissioner and determined to be in compliance

with the rules, after which a permit shall then be issued by the

Commissioner which indicates an approved sanitization process.

Every person to whom a permit has been issued shall keep such permit

conspicuously posted on the premises of his place of business.

2. Holders of permits to apply a sanitization process shall be

required to keep an accurate record of all materials which have been

subjected to a sanitization process, including the source of the

material, the date of treatment, the type and time of treatment, and

the label identification number, and such records shall be available

for inspection at any reasonable time by authorized representatives

of the Commissioner. Such records shall be maintained for a period

of time to be adopted by rule by the Board.

D. Pursuant to the Oklahoma Administrative Procedures Act:

1. The Commissioner shall suspend or revoke or may refuse to

issue or renew any permit issued in accordance with the Oklahoma

Bedding Regulation Act upon proof of violation of any of the

provisions of the Oklahoma Bedding Regulation Act, or any rule

promulgated thereto; and

2. Any person whose permit has been revoked shall be ineligible

for a bedding permit for one (1) year. An application for a permit

to sell, lease, manufacture, repair or renovate bedding or bedding

material by such person following the one-year revocation shall be

subject to provisions as set forth in an initial permit.