Oklahoma SB1104 mandates the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to select a vendor for a medical marijuana inventory tracking system with specific.
Oklahoma SB1104 amends the medical marijuana inventory tracking system to require the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to choose a vendor that provides a system with certain capabilities. These include allowing medical marijuana business licensees to submit data directly through an application program interface, automated reporting for inventory and point of sale discrepancies, and technology for payments, sales, and tax collection. The bill also specifies that the system must comply with relevant state and federal laws, including HIPAA. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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