Abortion; creating the Oklahoma Mother and Child Protection Act; authorizing certain qui tam actions. Emergency.

SB 2054 creates Oklahoma's "Mother and Child Protection Act," which prohibits the manufacture, distribution, or provision of abortion-inducing drugs in the state (defined to include drugs like mifepristone used for medication abortion). The law allows private citizens - not the state - to file lawsuits (via "qui tam" actions) against violators, with exceptions for medical emergencies (e.g., life-threatening conditions, ectopic pregnancy, or miscarriage-related cases). It specifically exempts drugs prescribed for non-abortion medical purposes (like chemotherapy) and does not apply to actions taken under federal law. This bill directly affects healthcare providers, pharmacies, and anyone distributing such drugs in Oklahoma.