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OMMA convenes Executive Advisory Council, reviews open meetings and records rules; no votes taken
Summary
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority held a short organizational meeting to introduce members, explain the council’s advisory role under House Bill 1349 and review Oklahoma’s Open Meetings and Open Records Acts; no quorum was present and no formal votes occurred.
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority convened its newly created Executive Advisory Council for a brief organizational meeting during which the agency’s executive and legal staff outlined the council’s advisory role, public-record obligations and the schedule for 2025 meetings. Adria Berry, the OMMA executive director, opened the session and emphasized the group will make recommendations but does not have independent decision-making authority.
"Our primary mission will be to provide advice on recommended changes to state policy, rules, or statutes," Berry said, summarizing the council’s purpose under the enabling legislation. She told members the council is to present a report to the governor, the president pro tempore and the speaker of the House by Nov. 1, 2025, and annually thereafter.
Kristen Stone, the agency’s senior deputy general counsel, gave the council an extended…
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