Match the officers in the executive branch of the Oklahoma state government with their responsibilities or functions. state auditor and inspector

commissioner of labor

treasurer

attorney general

[accounts for all the money collected from and given out to the public]

[serves as the chief legal officer of the state and advises other branches of

government in the state]

[audits the financial accounts of government agencies in the state]

[enforces laws that improve equality and fairness in workers' wages]

State auditor and inspector -  audits the financial accounts of government agencies in the state.

Commissioner of labor -  enforces laws that improve equality and fairness in workers' wages.

Treasurer - accounts for all the money collected from and given out to the public.

Attorney general-  serves as the chief legal officer of the state and advises other branches of  government in the state.

Explanation:

The state auditor and inspector, commissioner of labor, treasurer, and attorney general are different official positions under the Oklahoma state government. And with that difference in their positions, their jobs or responsibilities also depend and differ from one another.

The state auditor and inspector is the official who is responsible for auditing the financial accounts of the government and its different agencies within the state.

The Commissioner of labor is an official who is responsible for enforcing laws that will improve equality and fairness among the workers and their wages.

The treasurer keeps account of the money collected from various sources and also those given out to the public. In short, it keeps account of the 'income' and 'expenditure' of the state.

The attorney general acts as the chief legal adviser, responsible for auditing and prescribing any legal advice, and also bookkeeps for the different branches of the state government.

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