Oklahoma SB774 modifies medical marijuana patient license requirements and establishes a medical marijuana use registry.
Oklahoma SB774 amends the state's medical marijuana licensing process. It requires a physician's recommendation for a patient license based on accepted standards. The bill allows patients to possess and consume marijuana legally, with specific limits on quantities and plants. It also mandates the creation of a medical marijuana use registry accessible to licensed dispensaries. The Authority must review applications and notify applicants of decisions within 14 business days. The bill sets fees for licenses and reprints and establishes an effective date of November 1, 2025.
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