A. The application required for the initial and subsequent registration of a vessel or a motor shall be accompanied by payment of the following fees:
1. Where the manufacturer's factory delivered price, or in the absence of such price being published in a recognized publication for the use of marine dealers and/or for purposes of insurance and financing firms, where the provable original or new cost of all materials, is One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) or less, the registration and license fee for the first and for each succeeding year's registration shall be One Dollar ($1.00);
2. Where the manufacturer's factory delivered price, or in the absence of such price being published as provided in paragraph 1 of this section, where the value of such vessel or motor is determined and fixed as above required and, is in excess of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00), there shall be added to the fee of One Dollar ($1.00), the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) for each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) or any fraction thereof, in excess of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) provided such fee shall not exceed One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00);
3. After the first year's registration in this state under the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act of any new vessel or new motor under paragraph 2 of this subsection, the registration for the second year shall be ninety percent (90%) of the fee computed and assessed hereunder for the first year, and thereafter, such fee shall be computed and assessed at ninety percent (90%) of the previous year's fee and shall be so computed and assessed for the next nine (9) successive years provided such fee shall not exceed One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00);
4. The initial and subsequent registration fee for any vessel which is a part of a fleet used for lodging and for which a rental fee and sales tax are collected shall be Forty Dollars ($40.00) in lieu of the fees required by paragraphs 1 through 3 of this subsection. For the purpose of this paragraph, "fleet" means twenty or more vessels operated by a business organization from a single anchorage. The fee provided for in this paragraph may be reduced annually to zero until the total reduction equals the difference between the sum of the fees paid pursuant to paragraphs 1 through 3 of this subsection for the two registration years preceding January 1, 1990, and the fee provided for in this paragraph;
5. For any vessel or motor owned and numbered, registered or licensed prior to January 1, 1990, in this or any other state, or in the absence of such registration upon proof of the year, model and age of same, the registration fee shall be computed and assessed at the rate hereinabove provided for a new vessel or motor based on the value thereof determined as provided in this subsection, but reduced as though same had been registered for each prior year of its existence. Except as provided in paragraph 1 of this subsection, the registration fee for the eleventh year computed in accordance with the provisions of this subsection shall be the amount of the fee to be assessed for such eleventh year and shall be the minimum annual registration fee for such vessel or motor for any subsequent year; and
6. The initial and subsequent registration fee for any vessel or motor which is not being used in a trade or business or for any commercial purpose and is owned by:
shall be the lesser of either a Fifteen Dollar ($15.00) registration fee or the fee computed and assessed for vessels or motors of similar age and model pursuant to this section.
B. As used in this section, the term "manufacturer's factory delivered price" shall represent the recommended retail selling price and shall not mean the wholesale price to a dealer.
C. Service Oklahoma shall assess the registration fees and penalties for the year or years a vessel or motor was not registered as provided in the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act. For vessels or motors not registered for two (2) or more years, the registration fees and penalties shall be due only for the current year and one (1) previous year.
D. Upon each vessel or motor repossessed by a mortgagee, a fee of Forty-six Dollars ($46.00) shall be assessed. This fee shall be in lieu of any applicable vessel or motor excise tax and registration fees. Each licensed operator accepting applications for certificates of title for such vessel or motors shall receive Seven Dollars ($7.00) to be deducted from the license fee specified in this paragraph for each application accepted.
E. All vessels or motors owned by the State of Oklahoma, its agencies or departments, or political subdivisions thereof, or which under the law would be exempt from direct ad valorem taxation, shall be registered pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act for an annual fee of Two Dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) irrespective of whether registered by a licensed operator or Service Oklahoma.
F. All vessels and motors owned:
1. By the Boy Scouts of America, the Girl Scouts of U.S.A., and the Camp Fire USA, devoted exclusively to youth programs emphasizing physical fitness, character development and citizenship training;
2. By the Department of Public Safety; and
3. By organizations which are exempt from taxation pursuant to the provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C., Section 501(c)(3), and which are primarily devoted to the establishment, development, operation, promotion, and participation in, alone or in conjunction with others, educational and training programs and competitive events to provide knowledge, information, or comprehensive skills related to the sports of sailing, fishing, boating, and other aquatic-related activities;
are hereby exempt from the payment of registration fees required by this section. Provided all of such vessels or motors shall be registered and shall otherwise comply with the provisions of the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act.
G. A credit shall be allowed with respect to the fee for registration of any new vessel or new motor, when such new vessel or motor is a replacement for:
1. A new original vessel or new original motor which is stolen from the purchaser/registrant within ninety (90) days of the date of purchase of the original vessel or new original motor as certified by a police report or other documentation as required by Service Oklahoma; or
2. A defective new original vessel or new original motor returned by the purchaser/registrant to the seller within six (6) months of the date of purchase of the defective new original vessel or new original motor as certified by the manufacturer.
Such credit shall be in the amount of the fee for registration which was paid for the new original vessel or new original motor and shall be applied to the registration fee for the replacement vessel or motor. In no event will said credit be refunded.
H. Upon proper proof of a lost certificate of registration being made to Service Oklahoma or one of its licensed operators, accompanied by an application therefor and payment of the fees required by the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act, a duplicate certificate of registration shall be issued to the applicant. The charge for such duplicate certificate of registration shall be Two Dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25), which charge shall be in addition to any other fees imposed by Section 4022 of this title for any such vessel or motor.
I. In addition to any other fees levied by the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act, there is levied and there shall be paid to Service Oklahoma, for each year a vessel or motor is registered, a fee of One Dollar ($1.00) for each vessel or motor for which a registration or license fee is required pursuant to the provisions of this section. The fee shall accrue and shall be collected upon each vessel or motor under the same circumstances and shall be payable in the same manner and times as apply to vessel and motor licenses and registrations under the provisions of the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Registration Act; provided, the fee shall be paid in full for the then current year at the time any vehicle is first registered in a calendar year.
Monies collected pursuant to this subsection shall be apportioned by Service Oklahoma to the State Treasurer for deposit in the Trauma Care Assistance Revolving Fund created in Section 1-2530.9 of this title.
The collection and payment of the fee shall be a prerequisite to license or registration of any vessel or motor.
J. If a vessel or motor is donated to a nonprofit charitable organization, the nonprofit charitable organization shall be exempt from paying any current or past due registration fees, excise tax, transfer fees, and penalties and interest; provided, subsequent to such donation, if the person, entity or party acting on another's behalf who donated the vessel or motor, purchases the same vessel or motor from the nonprofit charitable organization receiving the original donation, such person, entity or party acting on another's behalf shall be liable for all current and past due registration fees, excise tax, transfer fees, and penalties and interest on such vehicle.
Added by Laws 1989, c. 346, § 21, eff. Jan. 1, 1990. Amended by Laws 1999, c. 332, § 4, eff. Nov. 1, 1999; Laws 2000, c. 6, § 14, emerg. eff. March 20, 2000; Laws 2002, c. 374, § 2, eff. July 1, 2003; Laws 2004, c. 534, § 14, eff. Nov. 1, 2004; Laws 2005, c. 190, § 18, eff. Sept. 1, 2005; Laws 2006, c. 272, § 6, eff. Nov. 1, 2006; Laws 2022, c. 282, § 215, emerg. eff. May 19, 2022.
NOTE: Laws 1999, c. 278, § 3 repealed by Laws 2000, c. 6, § 33, emerg. eff. March 20, 2000. Laws 2004, c. 379, § 3 repealed by Laws 2005, c. 1, § 101, emerg. eff. March 15, 2005. Laws 2005, c. 1, § 100 repealed by Laws 2006, c. 16, § 49, emerg. eff. March 29, 2006. Laws 2006, c. 16, § 48 repealed by Laws 2007, c. 1, § 54, emerg. eff. Feb. 22, 2007.
NOTE: Laws 2002, c. 374, § 2 made no changes to this section.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
Title 63. Public Health and Safety
§63-1-102. Definitions of terms used in Code.
§63-1-103. State Board of Health created.
§63-1-103a. Short title - Oklahoma Public Health Advisory Council Modernization Act.
§63-1-103a.1. Public Health Advisory Councils.
§63-1-104. State Commissioner of Health – Powers and duties.
§63-1-105. State Department of Health created.
§63-1-105a. Liability insurance for certain employees.
§63-1-105b. Soliciting residents for nursing care facilities.
§63-1-105c. Conflicts of interest.
§63-1-105d. Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Revolving Fund.
§63-1-105e. Duties of Department of Health.
§63-1-105f. Office of Accountability Systems.
§63-1-106. State Commissioner of Health - Qualifications - Powers and duties.
§63-1-106.1. Fee schedule for licenses, permits and other health services.
§63-1-106.2. Uniform application to be used in credentialing process.
§63-1-106.3. Oklahoma Food Service Advisory Council
§63-1-106.4. Chief Medical Officer.
§63-1-107. Public Health Special Fund.
§63-1-107.1A. Eldercare Revolving Fund.
§63-1-107.2. Vaccine Revolving Fund.
§63-1-107.3. Health Department Media Campaign Revolving Fund.
§63-1-107.4. Oklahoma Department of Health Civil Monetary Penalty Revolving Fund.
§63-1-108. Federal funds - Grants and donations.
§63-1-109. Right to choose practitioner.
§63-1-110.1. Children First Fund.
§63-1-114.1. Comprehensive Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program.
§63-1-114.2. Dental Health Service.
§63-1-117. Legislative findings - Intent.
§63-1-118. Division of Health Care Information - Powers and duties.
§63-1-119. Collection of health care data.
§63-1-120. Confidentiality of data - Disclosure upon court order - Immunity from liability.
§63-1-132.1. Office of the State Coordinator for Health Information Exchange.
§63-1-201. County board of health - Membership.
§63-1-202. County board of health - Powers and duties.
§63-1-203. County superintendent of health - Appointment - Compensation.
§63-1-204. County superintendent of health - Powers and Duties.
§63-1-206. Functions of health departments.
§63-1-206.1. Nonphysician services - Fees - Agreements to provide services - Disposition of funds.
§63-1-207. Cooperative departments of health - Agreements for.
§63-1-208. Funds for operation of health departments.
§63-1-208.1. Regional guidance centers and services.
§63-1-209. Cities and towns - Health authorities - Licensing and Inspection - Ordinances.
§63-1-210. City-county board of health in certain counties - Membership.
§63-1-211. Organization - Meetings - Compensation.
§63-1-212. Powers and duties of city - county board of health.
§63-1-212.1. Peace officer certificates for certain employees.
§63-1-213. Board of county commissioners - Rules and regulations - Fees.
§63-1-215. Duties of director of city-county health department.
§63-1-216. Agreements with other municipalities, agencies and organizations.
§63-1-217. Fees - Disposition.
§63-1-218.1. Travel expenses - Reimbursement - Payment by credit card.
§63-1-222.1. Governing boards - Membership - Tenure.
§63-1-222.2. Duties of governing boards.
§63-1-222.3. Support of programs.
§63-1-222.4. Screening of minors to avoid duplication of services.
§63-1-223. Constitutional levy for health department.
§63-1-224. Election on constitutional levy.
§63-1-225. Repeal of constitutional levy.
§63-1-226. Annual budget for health department.
§63-1-227. Short title - Intent of Legislature - Office of Child Abuse Prevention created.
§63-1-227.2. Power and duties of Office of Child Abuse Prevention.
§63-1-227.3. Comprehensive state plan for prevention of child abuse and neglect.
§63-1-227.6. Funding of child abuse prevention programs.
§63-1-227.7. Director of Office of Child Abuse Prevention - Power and duties.
§63-1-227.8. Child Abuse Prevention Fund.
§63-1-227.9. Child Abuse Training and Coordination Council.
§63-1-229.3. Tobacco Use Reduction Fund.
§63-1-229.7. Retention of unexpended appropriated funds.
§63-1-229.8. Contractor reports – Report to Governor and Legislature.
§63-1-229.11. Short title - Prevention of Youth Access to Tobacco Act.
§63-1-229.15. Signs in retail establishments required – Fines.
§63-1-229.16. Notice to retail employees - Signed acknowledgement.
§63-1-229.17. Vending machine sales restricted.
§63-1-229.20. Regulation by agencies or political subdivisions restricted.
§63-1-229.22. Enforcement of Act by ABLE Commission.
§63-1-229.23. Municipalities to furnish information to ABLE Commission.
§63-1-229.24. Distribution of administrative fines to municipalities.
§63-1-229.25. Certain other penalties authorized by law not excluded.
§63-1-229.29. Retail sale of alcoholic beverages or low-point beer – Posting of signs – Penalty.
§63-1-229.31. Enforcement of act - Enlistment of persons under 21 years of age.
§63-1-229.32. Other penalties authorized by law not excluded.
§63-1-229.33. Prevention of Youth Access to Alcohol Revolving Fund.
§63-1-229.34. Hired bus or limousine service.
§63-1-229.35. Vapor manufacturers to attest to applying for or receiving a marketing order.
§63-1-231. Short title - Purpose.
§63-1-232. Statewide program to promote health care.
§63-1-233. Providers as state employees - Protection from liability - Employment contracts.
§63-1-233.1. Short title - Ava's Law – Information to be provided to pregnant individuals.
§63-1-234.1. Breast-feeding – Declaration as right.
§63-1-237.1. Postponing Sexual Involvement for Young Teens program.
§63-1-242. Short title - Maternal Mortality Review Act.
§63-1-242.2. Maternal Mortality Review Committee.
§63-1-242.3. Investigation – Subpoena for production of records.
§63-1-242.4. Composition and structure of Committee.
§63-1-243. Requirements concerning perinatal mental health disorders.
§63-1-260.2. Purposes of act – Duties of Board of Health and Department of Health.
§63-1-260.4. Osteoporosis prevention and awareness.
§63-1-270. Plan for statewide coordinated system of care for stroke.
§63-1-270.2. Human embryo – Stem cell research – Reporting system.
§63-1-280.1. Sooner Start program treatment of autism spectrum disorders - Funding - Contracts.
§63-1-280.3. Outreach program providing intensive behavioral intervention for children with autism.
§63-1-290.2. Registered nurses - Physician-approved protocols.
§63-1-290.3. Construction of act - Severability.
§63-1-291.1. Short title-Oklahoma Veterans Brain Injury Treatment and Recovery Act of 2014.
§63-1-291.2. Hyperbaric oxygen treatment defined.
§63-1-291.3. Veterans Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment and Recovery Revolving Fund.
§63-1-291.6. Payment of treatment costs.
§63-1-302. Rules and regulations.
§63-1-303. System of vital statistics.
§63-1-304. State Commissioner of Health - Duties.
§63-1-311. See the following versions:
§63-1-311.1. Obtaining social security numbers for live births and deaths.
§63-1-311v1. Birth certificates - Filing - Contents - Surrogates.
§63-1-311v2. Birth certificates - Filing - Contents - Surrogates.
§63-1-312. Infant of unknown parentage.
§63-1-313. Delayed birth certificate.
§63-1-314. Delayed death certificate.
§63-1-315. Judicial proceeding for record of birth.
§63-1-316. New certificate of birth.
§63-1-316a. Heirloom birth certificates.
§63-1-316b. Short title - Death Certificate Accuracy Act.
§63-1-317. See the following versions:
§63-1-317a. Electronic capture of death certificate.
§63-1-317b. List of all registered deaths of residents indicated as veterans on death record.
§63-1-317c. Confidentiality and disclosure – Construction with Section 1-323.
§63-1-317d. Sudden unexplained infant death investigation (SUIDI).
§63-1-317v1. Death certificate - Filing - Contents.
§63-1-317v2. Death certificate - Filing - Contents.
§63-1-318. Fetal death certificate - Filing - Contents.
§63-1-318.1. MISSing Angels Act – Christopher and Kendall’s Law.
§63-1-318.2. Certificate of birth for stillborn child.
§63-1-319. Disinterment Permit - Notice of Disinterment and Reinterment.
§63-1-320. Extension of time to file certificate.
§63-1-321. Amendment of certificate or record.
§63-1-322. Copies of records - Certification.
§63-1-323. Vital statistics records confidential – Exceptions – Online public index.
§63-1-323.1. Notification system for identifying missing children.
§63-1-324. Certified copies of records - Evidentiary value.
§63-1-324.1. Birth, death or stillbirth certificates - Prohibited acts - Penalties.
§63-1-324.2. Unlawful acts - Penalties.
§63-1-325. Fees for certified copies of records - Noncollectible drafts - Enlistees.
§63-1-326. Inmates of institutions - Records - Deaths.
§63-1-327. Information concerning birth or death.
§63-1-329.1. Cremation - Burial at sea - Bodies for pathologic study - Disposal permits.
§63-1-334. Marriage and divorce – Nonidentifiable aggregate data.
§63-1-402. Examinations for tuberculosis.
§63-1-403. Exposure to tuberculosis.
§63-1-405. Freedom to choose treatment.
§63-1-409. Reciprocal agreements.
§63-1-410. Hospitalization and treatment.
§63-1-450. Oklahoma Plan for Comprehensive Treatment of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Act.
§63-1-502. Rules and regulations.
§63-1-502.1. Communicable diseases - Universal precautions - Rules and regulations - Risk exposure.
§63-1-502.4. Notice to funeral director or embalmer of communicable disease.
§63-1-503. Reports of disease.
§63-1-504. Quarantine - Violation of quarantine unlawful - Injunctive relief.
§63-1-505. Removal of diseased persons authorized.
§63-1-506. Permission for removal of diseased persons.
§63-1-507. Schools - Attendance of diseased pupils.
§63-1-508. Animals - Quarantine.
§63-1-509. Inflammation of eyes of newborn infants.
§63-1-510. Required eye treatment of infant - Exemption.
§63-1-515. Pregnant women - Tests for syphilis.
§63-1-515.1. Physicians attending upon pregnant females – Blood sample.
§63-1-516. Reports - Blood tests for syphilis.
§63-1-518. Report and treatment of disease.
§63-1-520. False discharge from treatment - Penalty.
§63-1-521. Treatment by person not a physician.
§63-1-522. Treatment without prescription.
§63-1-526. Rules and regulations.
§63-1-527. Reports of a sexually transmitted infection.
§63-1-528. Sexually transmitted infection cases - Instructions - Notification.
§63-1-529. Investigations by health officers.
§63-1-530. Protection against spread of infection.
§63-1-531. Certificates of freedom from infection.
§63-1-532. Publicity of information and reports.
§63-1-532.1. Minor's consent to examination and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.
§63-1-533. See the following versions:
§63-1-534.2. State Plan for the Prevention and Treatment of AIDS - Contents.
§63-1-539.1. Short title - Definitions.
§63-1-539.2. Needlestick Injury Prevention Committee – Appointments – Powers and duties.
§63-1-539.3. Uniform rules to be promulgated by certain state agencies.
§63-1-540. Information campaign on DES.
§63-1-541. Registry of persons who took DES.
§63-1-542. Report of findings and recommendations.
§63-1-543. Short title - Screening for detection of congenital or acquired hearing loss.
§63-1-543.3. Grand funding for sickle cell disease.
§63-1-545. Publication of results - Release of information.
§63-1-546.1. Short title – Legislative findings.
§63-1-546.5. District attorney multidisciplinary teams - Appropriate dispositions.
§63-1-550.2. Birth defects surveillance program.
§63-1-550.3. Record of Infants Born Exposed to Alcohol and Other Harmful Substances.
§63-1-550.4. Short title – Fayelen's Law.
§63-1-550.5. Birthing facility – Pulse oximetry screening.
§63-1-552. Investigations and other actions - Compilation and evaluation of information.
§63-1-553. Bone marrow donation program.
§63-1-553.1. Mammography reports – Breast density classification.
§63-1-554. Oklahoma Breast and Cervical Cancer Act.
§63-1-556. Contract review and recommendation.
§63-1-557. Breast and Cervical Cancer Act Revolving Fund.
§63-1-558. State income tax return check-off.
§63-1-559. Belle Maxine Hilliard Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Revolving Fund.
§63-1-559.2b. Legislative findings.
§63-1-559.2c. Obesity reduction programs - Department duties - Rules.
§63-1-563. Genetic counselors - License required.
§63-1-564. Requirements for licensure - Issuance of temporary license.
§63-1-565. Requirements for temporary licensure - Term of license.
§63-1-566. Exceptions to licensure requirement.
§63-1-567. Continuing education requirements.
§63-1-569. Licensure requirements - Rules.
§63-1-570. Genetic Counseling Licensure Revolving Fund.
§63-1-575. Short title - Courtney's Law – Information for chromosomal disorders.
§63-1-604. Transfer of General Hospital to City of Clinton.
§63-1-605. Unexpended appropriations - Continuance.
§63-1-702. Licenses required - Practice of healing arts or medicine
§63-1-702c. Enhanced reimbursement program for services provided to Medicare beneficiaries.
§63-1-702e. Uncompensated Care Equalization Revolving Fund.
§63-1-703. Licenses - Application - Evidence of qualifications.
§63-1-704. Licenses - Fees - Duration - Posting.
§63-1-706. Licenses - Issuance, suspension and revocation.
§63-1-706.11. Recognition of Center as resource to state's emergency medical services system.
§63-1-706.12. Purposes of Center.
§63-1-706a. Short title - No Patient Left Alone Act.
§63-1-707. Rules and standards – Oklahoma Hospital Advisory Council.
§63-1-707a. Staff privileges - Applications - Psychologists.
§63-1-707b. Granting of staff privileges - Criteria.
§63-1-709. Information confidential.
§63-1-711. Survey and inventory of hospitals and health centers.
§63-1-713. Standards of United States Surgeon General to be followed - Reports.
§63-1-719. Bonds of counties, cities and towns.
§63-1-722. Electronic- or computer-generated signatures of physician.
§63-1-723. Primary Health Care Development Revolving Fund.
§63-1-723.2. Discount program for qualified self-pay patients - Defense in collection action.
§63-1-724. Health centers – Contracts, donations, and grants.
§63-1-725.1. Short title - Transparency in Health Care Prices Act.
§63-1-725.3. Publicly available prices for common services.
§63-1-725.4. Prices required for certain services.
§63-1-725.5. Agency review of prices prohibited.
§63-1-728c. Prohibits employer discrimination - Applicable circumstances.
§63-1-728d. No requirement to admit patients - Employee refusal to participate and immunity.
§63-1-728e. Discrimination - Circumstances - Prohibitions.
§63-1-728f. Ability to sue - Damages.
§63-1-729.1. Physician presence for abortion-inducing drugs.
§63-1-729.2. Violation of act - Penalties.
§63-1-729.3. Civil actions - Damages and injunctive relief - Civil contempt.
§63-1-729.4. Anonymity of woman upon whom abortion is performed.
§63-1-729.5. Immunity from civil action.
§63-1-729.6. Interpretation of act.
§63-1-729.7. Severability of act.
§63-1-729a. Sale or distribution of RU-486.
§63-1-731. Persons who may perform abortions - Violations.
§63-1-731.2. Prohibiting certain abortions - Penalties.
§63-1-731.3. Detectable heartbeat – Abortion prohibited.
§63-1-731.4. Abortion prohibited – Exception - Penalties.
§63-1-732. Viable fetus - Grounds to abort - Procedure.
§63-1-733. Self-induced abortions.
§63-1-734. Live-born fetus - Care and treatment.
§63-1-735. Sale of child, unborn child or remains of child - Experiments.
§63-1-736. Hospitals - Advertising of counseling to pregnant women.
§63-1-737. Hospitals which may perform abortions.
§63-1-737.4. Required signage in abortion facilities.
§63-1-737.5. Failure to post signage in abortion facilities – Fine – Cause of action.
§63-1-737.6. Orally inform minors in abortion facilities – Minor certification.
§63-1-737.7. Short title - Oklahoma Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act.
§63-1-737.9. Unlawful dismemberment abortions - Exceptions.
§63-1-737.10. Injunctive relief.
§63-1-737.11. Civil damages action.
§63-1-737.14. Disclosure of identity.
§63-1-737.15. Limitations of act.
§63-1-738.3. Print and online information - Requirements.
§63-1-738.3f. Civil actions - Damages.
§63-1-738.3g. Reasonable costs and attorney fees.
§63-1-738.3h. Identity of woman upon whom abortion performed - Disclosure.
§63-1-738.3i. Statute of limitations.
§63-1-738.3j. Interpretation of act.
§63-1-738.3k. Severability of act.
§63-1-738.4. Medical emergency abortions – Physician's judgment – Patient's right to information.
§63-1-738.5. Disciplinary action.
§63-1-738.9. Use of anesthetic or analgesic to eliminate or alleviate pain - Notice.
§63-1-738.11. Web site, development and maintenance.
§63-1-738.12. Medical emergency abortion - Notice of medical indications.
§63-1-738.14. Violation of Act - Penalties.
§63-1-738.15. Failure to comply with Act or issue public report - Civil liability.
§63-1-738.17. Severability of provisions.
§63-1-738i. Statistical Abortion Reporting Act.
§63-1-738j. Individual Abortion Form - Submission of abortion statistics.
§63-1-738k. Posting of Individual Abortion Form - Notice - Sample form.
§63-1-738l. Complications of Induced Abortion Report - Sample form.
§63-1-738o. Authority to intervene by right.
§63-1-738p. Judicial order restraining or enjoining Statistical Abortion Reporting Act.
§63-1-738q. Injucntion or restraining orders – Enforcement of provisions.
§63-1-740. Abortion on minor without parental consent or knowledge - Liability.
§63-1-740.2. Consent of parent - Requirements - Exceptions - Forms.
§63-1-740.2A. Evaluation and counseling session.
§63-1-740.4. Illegal abortion on unemancipated minor - Criminal and civil liability.
§63-1-740.4b. Unlawful acts - Defense - Civil action - Consent.
§63-1-740.6. Enjoinder, suspension, or delay of act.
§63-1-740.12. Alternatives-to-Abortion Services Revolving Fund.
§63-1-740.14. Injunctions or restraining orders – Enforcement of provisions.
§63-1-740.15. Short title - Choosing Childbirth Act.
§63-1-740.17. Department of Health grants to private organizations for services.
§63-1-740.18. Grant supervising entity.
§63-1-741. Abortions - Refusal to perform or participate - Exemptions.
§63-1-741.12. Wrongful life or wrongful birth action - Damages.
§63-1-743. Advertisement of mammography services - Disclosure of cost - Penalty.
§63-1-744. Short title - Parental Notification for Abortion Act.
§63-1-744.2. Notice – Waiting period.
§63-1-744.3. Medical emergency – Notice requirement.
§63-1-744.4. Exceptions to notice requirement.
§63-1-744.5. Criminal and civil liability.
§63-1-744.6. Injunction or restraining orders – Enforcement of provisions.
§63-1-745.1. Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.
§63-1-745.3. Legislative findings.
§63-1-745.6. Abortion – Report to State Department of Health – Public statistical report – Late fee.
§63-1-745.7. Violations of act.
§63-1-745.8. Suits upon violation of act – Injunctive relief – Attorney fees.
§63-1-745.9. Public disclosure of woman's identity whom an abortion was performed on.
§63-1-745.11. Construction of act.
§63-1-745.12. Heartbeat Informed Consent Act.
§63-1-745.14. Making heartbeat audible before abortion.
§63-1-745.15. Application of act.
§63-1-745.16. Violations of act - Penalties - Civil actions.
§63-1-745.17. Public disclosure of identity.
§63-1-745.18. Interpretation of statute.
§63-1-745.19. Severability of act.
§63-1-745.31. Short title - Oklahoma Heartbeat Act.
§63-1-745.33. Determining presence of fetal heartbeat.
§63-1-745.34. Abortion not to be performed if heartbeat detected.
§63-1-745.35. Medical emergency.
§63-1-745.36. Federal agencies, contractors or employees – Preemption or intergovernmental immunity.
§63-1-745.37. Construction of act.
§63-1-745.39. Private civil action.
§63-1-745.40. Affirmative defense.
§63-1-745.42. Sovereign, governmental, and official immunity.
§63-1-745.43. Liability for costs and attorney fees.
§63-1-745.44. Legislative intent - Severability.
§63-1-745.52. Abortion prohibited - Exceptions.
§63-1-745.53. Application of federal law.
§63-1-745.55. Private civil actions.
§63-1-745.56. Affirmative defense.
§63-1-745.58. Immunity - Jurisdiction.
§63-1-745.59. Legislative intent - Severability.
§63-1-745.60. Application with other state abortion laws.
§63-1-746.2. Voluntary and informed consent.
§63-1-746.3. Printed materials to provide information.
§63-1-746.4. Website to provide information.
§63-1-746.5. Medical emergency.
§63-1-746.6. Reporting form for physicians.
§63-1-746.7. Violations - Penalties.
§63-1-746.8. Violations – Civil actions for mother, father or grandparent.
§63-1-746.9. Anonymity in court proceedings.
§63-1-747.3. Order of priority.
§63-1-748. Abortion facility standards - Admitting privileges requirement - Violations - Penalties.
§63-1-749. Preservation of fetal tissue extracted.
§63-1-749.1. Inspections of abortion facilities.
§63-1-750. Criminal and civil penalties - Civil liability - Severability.
§63-1-751. Short title - Humanity of the Unborn Child Act.
§63-1-754. Instructional program for students.
§63-1-755. Public Education on the Humanity of the Unborn Child Fund.
§63-1-756.1. Short title - Oklahoma Abortion-Inducing Drug Risk Protocol Act.
§63-1-756.3. Methods of providing drugs.
§63-1-756.4. Required steps to be performed by qualified physician.
§63-1-756.5. Drugs not to be provided in any school facility or state grounds.
§63-1-756.6. Informed consent required.
§63-1-756.9. Creation and distribution of forms.
§63-1-756.10. Violations – Criminal penalties.
§63-1-756.11. Violations – Civil penalties.
§63-1-756.12. Construction and application of act.
§63-1-756.13. Joint resolution for legislators to intervene in cases challenging constitutionality.
§63-1-757.1. Short title - Oklahoma Abortion-Inducing Drug Certification Program Act.
§63-1-757.3. Application of act.
§63-1-757.4. Oklahoma Abortion-Inducing Drug Certification Program.
§63-1-757.6. Certification system for manufacturers and distributors.
§63-1-757.7. Certification system for physicians.
§63-1-757.8. Certified physician requirements.
§63-1-757.9. Reporting system for certified physicians to report annually.
§63-1-757.10. Violations – Criminal penalties.
§63-1-757.11. Violations – Civil penalties.
§63-1-757.12. Enforcement scheme.
§63-1-757.13. Complaint portals.
§63-1-757.14. Construction and application of act.
§63-1-757.15. Joint resolution for legislators to intervene in cases challenging constitutionality.
§63-1-819. Residential Care Act.
§63-1-821. Rules - Powers and duties.
§63-1-823. Transfer of ownership of home - Probationary license required - Notice of transfer.
§63-1-825. Violation of act - Penalties and liabilities.
§63-1-826. Denial, refusal to renew, suspension or revocation of license.
§63-1-828. Fire safety inspections - Fire safety rules and regulations.
§63-1-828.1. State agencies - Placement of persons in unlicensed residential care homes prohibited.
§63-1-829. Inspections and investigations - Reports.
§63-1-830. Complaints - Notice - Hearing - Orders - Emergencies.
§63-1-830.1. Participation in dispute resolution panels
§63-1-831. Report or plan of correction.
§63-1-832. Prohibited acts - Violations.
§63-1-834. Prosecution of violations - Action for equitable relief.
§63-1-835. Administration of medication to resident.
§63-1-836. Rules ensuring minimum standards for homes.
§63-1-839. Disposition of monies received by Department.
§63-1-840. Other provisions applicable to residential care homes.
§63-1-841. Accounting of clients' financial records.
§63-1-842. Residents' representatives.
§63-1-851. Public policy as to development of long-term services.
§63-1-851.3. Certificate of need required.
§63-1-852. Long-term care facility certificate of need – Requirements - Exemptions.
§63-1-852.1. Fees - Maximum fee - Capital cost for acquisition - Request for exemption.
§63-1-853. Findings as to necessity.
§63-1-854.1. Appeal of findings.
§63-1-857.1. Rules and regulations - Oaths - Reports.
§63-1-857.6. Oklahoma Health Planning Commission - Abolition - Transfer of funds, property, etc.
§63-1-859. Provisions as supplemental.
§63-1-859.1. Volunteer program.
§63-1-860.2a. Hospices exempt from act.
§63-1-860.3. Contents of hospice program.
§63-1-860.5. Department - Powers and duties.
§63-1-860.7. Patient care when patient unable to pay.
§63-1-860.8. Inspections and investigations.
§63-1-860.9. Denial, refusal to renew, suspension or revocation of license.
§63-1-860.9a. Violations - Administrative fines.
§63-1-860.10. Complaints - Notice - Hearing - Orders - Service of order or other instrument.
§63-1-860.12. Attorney General - Equitable relief.
§63-1-860.14. Annual report on the improvement of hospice care.
§63-1-860.16. Hospice Revolving Fund.
§63-1-862. Continuing education requirements for administrators.
§63-1-865.1. Sheltered Workshop Act.
§63-1-865.3. Department of Human Services – Powers and duties – Sheltered workshops.
§63-1-865.4. License renewal – Application requirements.
§63-1-865.5. Sheltered workshop conditional license.
§63-1-865.6. Sheltered workshop license - Transfer.
§63-1-865.7. Sheltered workshop inspection - Notice.
§63-1-865.8. Criminal history records – Criminal background check - Confidentiality.
§63-1-870. Legislative statement of need.
§63-1-873. Licensure requirements and standards - Centers required to be licensed.
§63-1-874. Application for license - Renewal - Proof of compliance with law.
§63-1-875. Inspection by State Department of Health.
§63-1-879.2. Alzheimer's Research Advisory Council - Powers, duties and responsibilities.
§63-1-879.3. Core Neuropathology Laboratory.
§63-1-880.2. Public policy - Purpose.
§63-1-880.5. Certificate of need required.
§63-1-880.6. Application for certificate of need - Exemptions.
§63-1-880.8. Appeal of final determination.
§63-1-880.11. Violations - Penalties.
§63-1-890.3. Promulgation of rules - Contents - Other applicable acts.
§63-1-890.5. License required.
§63-1-890.6. Application of act - Bans on admission - Penalties.
§63-1-891. Supervision of nurse aide trainees.
§63-1-894. Quality of care fees – Assessment upon repeal of federal requirements.
§63-1-895. Informal dispute resolution panel.
§63-1-914. Cooperation in clearing area and controlling malaria.
§63-1-915. Bottled water - Plants - Sale or distribution - Permits required.
§63-1-917. Standards for bottled water plants.
§63-1-918. Standards, rules and regulations.
§63-1-919. Plans for bottled water plants.
§63-1-1001.2. Application of act - Exceptions.
§63-1-1001.4. Unlawful actions.
§63-1-1001.5. Promulgation of rules.
§63-1-1001.6. Embargo of unlawful bedding.
§63-1-1002.2. Rules establishing requirements for retailers of bunk beds.
§63-1-1002.4. Application of act.
§63-1-1011. Health nuisances - Removal - Collection of cost of removal.
§63-1-1013. Definition of public bathing place.
§63-1-1013.1. Annual license for public bathing places – Fees.
§63-1-1013.2. Revocation of public bathing place license.
§63-1-1014. Standards and rules for public bathing places.
§63-1-1015. Sanitation and safety.
§63-1-1016A. Procedure for use of public restrooms.
§63-1-1017. Plans and specifications.
§63-1-1018. Examinations and investigations.
§63-1-1020. Noncompliance with law.
§63-1-1020.1. Reinspection of public bathing place found to be public nuisance - Fees.
§63-1-1021. Permanently out-of-service public bathing places.