Oklahoma SB643 modifies medical marijuana licensing requirements, including residency and ownership restrictions.
Oklahoma SB643 amends medical marijuana licensing requirements by imposing residency and ownership restrictions on applicants. The bill mandates that applicants for a medical marijuana license must be at least 25 years old and show residency in Oklahoma. Entities applying for a license must demonstrate that all members, managers, and board members are Oklahoma residents. Ownership by non-residents is limited to 25%. All applicants must be registered to conduct business in the state and disclose all ownership interests.
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