Okla. Stat. tit. 75, § 75-192: Oklahoma Statutes – Certification by the Justices of the

Oklahoma Supreme Court – Adoption as official Statutes.

A. The Oklahoma Statutes shall be certified by the Justices of

the Oklahoma Supreme Court and adopted as the official Statutes of

the State of Oklahoma and after certification be in full force and

effect. Provided, however, that this section shall not be construed

to repeal or in any way affect or modify any special or local laws

or any law making an appropriation or any law relating to any

special election or validating act, or any law affecting any bond

issue or by which any bond issue may have been authorized, nor to

affect any pending proceedings or any existing rights or remedies,

nor the running of the statutes of limitations in force at the time

of the approval of this section; but all such local and special

laws, laws making appropriations, laws relating to special

elections, validating acts, and laws relating to or authorizing bond

issues, pending proceedings, and existing rights and remedies, and

statutes of limitations running and in force at the time of the

approval of this section shall continue and exist in all respects as

if this section had not been passed. Provided, further, that this

section shall not be construed to alter, change, impair, disparage,

vest or divest, or in any way affect any right or interest in the

United States, the State of Oklahoma, any Indian tribes or Nations

of Indians within the State of Oklahoma, nor shall the same be

construed to repeal any act of the Legislature of the State of

Oklahoma.

B. The Secretary of State shall issue a proclamation and

publish it in a newspaper of general circulation within the State of

Oklahoma stating the date upon which the statutes were published.