Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6564: Examination of affairs of private review agent

Whenever the Insurance Commissioner deems it to be prudent for

the benefit of the insureds, health care providers, or insurers, the

Commissioner or any person designated by the Commissioner may visit

and examine the affairs of any private review agent to determine if

the agent is in compliance with the provisions of the Hospital and

Medical Services Utilization Review Act or any rules adopted or

orders issued pursuant thereto.

Any person or entity examined pursuant to the provisions of the

Hospital and Medical Services Utilization Review Act shall pay the

proper charges incurred for such examination, including the actual

expenses of the Insurance Commissioner or the expenses and

compensation of his authorized representative and the expenses and

compensation of assistants and examiners employed therein.