Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-427.11

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Caregiver license rights

Official statutory text

A. The caregiver license shall provide the caregiver the same

rights as the medical marijuana patient licensee including the

ability to possess marijuana, marijuana products, and mature and

immature plants pursuant to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and

Patient Protection Act, but excluding the ability to use marijuana

or marijuana products unless the caregiver has a medical marijuana

patient license. Caregivers shall be authorized to deliver

marijuana and products to their authorized patients. Caregivers

shall be authorized to possess medical marijuana and medical

marijuana products up to the sum of the possession limits for the

patients under his or her care pursuant to the Oklahoma Medical

Marijuana and Patient Protection Act.

B. An individual caregiver shall be limited to exercising the

marijuana cultivation rights of no more than five licensed patients

as prescribed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient

Protection Act.

C. The license of a caregiver shall not extend beyond the

expiration date of the underlying patient license regardless of the

issue date.

D. A medical marijuana patient license holder may request, at

any time, to withdraw the license of his or her caregiver. In the

event that such a request is made or upon the expiration of the

medical marijuana license of the patient, the license of the

caregiver shall be immediately withdrawn by the Oklahoma Medical

Marijuana Authority without the right to a hearing.

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