House Bill No. 2807, introduced by Marti, amends the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act to establish a regulatory framework for medical marijuana transporters. The bill introduces a medical marijuana transporter license applicable to various entities such as commercial growers, processors, dispensaries, and research facilities. It requires transporter licensees to create inventory manifests for documenting the transport and temporary storage of medical marijuana products and allows them to maintain warehouses under specific conditions, with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority responsible for approving warehouse locations and issuing annual permits. The legislation also enhances security measures by mandating that all transport occurs in secure vehicles and includes detailed inventory manifests, while outlining the responsibilities of transporter agents and penalties for violations. Additionally, the bill amends Section 431.1 of the Oklahoma Statutes to require that all medical marijuana flower and related products, excluding drinks, be sold in pre-packaged form by licensed processors and growers to licensed dispensaries, with package sizes ranging from one-half (1/2) gram to three (3) ounces. It allows the use of nonopaque materials for packaging, provided that the product is placed in an opaque container before leaving the dispensary. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority is also tasked with creating rules for the return of defective or hazardous products and the return of medical marijuana between licensed entities. The act is set to take effect on June 1, 2025, with an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage and approval.

Statutes affected:
House Committee Substitute: 63-427.16
Senate Committee Substitute for House Bill: 63-427.16
Floor (House): 63-427.16
Floor (Senate): 63-427.16
Engrossed: 63-427.16
Amended And Engrossed: 63-427.16
Enrolled (final version): 63-427.16
Sub Committee OR Policy Committee Recommendations (House) Policy Committee Recommendation: 63-427.16