Stakeholders at OMMA hearing press for clearer testing rules, due process protections and public lab data
Licensees, laboratory operators and lawyers told the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority during a public comment hearing that proposed permanent rules need clearer testing standards, protections for adjudicative independence and broader access to Metrc (metric) data; OMMA said it will respond in writing and the comment period closes today at 5 p.m.
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At a public comment hearing before the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, business owners, testing-lab managers and attorneys urged changes to proposed permanent rules implementing Title 4, Chapters 1 and 10, focusing on testing standards, adjudicative process changes and access to testing data.
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