Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-3040.9

A. Effective July 1, 2021, any person who holds himself or

herself out to be, represents himself or herself to be or uses the

title of Certified Professional Midwife or Certified Midwife,

without holding a license issued by the State Commissioner of

Health, or who is in violation of any provision of Shepherd's Law

shall be subject to an administrative fine for each day found to be

in violation. The amount of any fine shall be determined by the

Commissioner within limits set by the Commissioner pursuant to rules

adopted and promulgated by the Commissioner and may be in addition

to any other penalty provided by the Commissioner or otherwise

provided by law.

B. The Advisory Committee on Midwifery may cause to be

investigated all reported violations of Shepherd's Law. Information

obtained during investigations of possible violations of Shepherd's

Law shall be kept confidential but may be introduced by the State

Department of Health in proceedings before the Committee, whereupon

the information admitted shall become public record. Public records

maintained by the Department shall be administrative records, not

civil or criminal records.

C. Confidential investigative records shall not be subject to

discovery or subpoena in any civil or criminal proceeding; provided,

however, the Committee may give such information to law enforcement

and other state agencies as necessary and appropriate in the

discharge of the duties of that agency and only under circumstances

that ensure against unauthorized access to the confidential

investigative records.