Insurance Commissioner settlement agreements with Pharmacy Benefits Managers are subject to the Open Records Act. They may not be kept confidential by statute, by agreement, or by terms of the settlement. Further, the names of the individuals in the agreement may not be kept confidential.

A private non-profit entity is subject to the OMA and the ORA if the entity is "supported in whole or in part by public funds or entrusted with the expending of public funds, or administering public property."

Disciplinary records of a state licensing agency are not "civil records," and not subject to the expungement process.

Requests for AG Opinions are records and subject to ORA disclosure. AG's Office is a public body and public official under the ORA.

The State Treasurer has legal authority, under the ORA, to keep certain information confidential.

Audio recording of court proceedings filed with or maintained by the court clerk are public records subject to the ORA, unless they are properly sealed or exempt by law.

Mugshots, electronic format: Mug shots are a physical description of an arrestee. Therefore, mug shots are open records under the ORA.

This opinion deals with county assessor records and fees for sharing the records pursuant to the ORA.

The Oklahoma Capital Formation Board is subject to the ORA; however, it must keep confidential the records required of it to remain confidential by law.

Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission is subject to the ORA and the OMA.

DOB release is discretionary. Birth Certificates are confidential. NOTE: However, See Okla. Public Employees Assoc v. State that held birth dates and ID numbers are an unwanted invasion of privacy - which overturned Tulsa Tribune Co. v. Oklahoma Horse Racing Com’n., 1986 OK 24, 735 P.2d 548.

The ORA is to be construed broadly and applies generally to court clerks and other county officials.

E-mails, texts, and other electronic communications made or received in connection with the transaction of public business, the expenditure of public funds, or the administration of public property are subject to the ORA - regardless of who owns equipment.

Legislator expense records also subject to disclosure by the Office of State Finance, if in their possession. Communications between legislators are only subject to disclosure when in possession of third-party public body that is subject to ORA.