Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-427.13

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Oklahoma-licensed business purchase requirement –

Official statutory text

Inventory tracking system.

A. All medical marijuana and medical marijuana products shall

be purchased solely from a state-licensed medical marijuana

business, and shall not be purchased from any out-of-state

providers.

B. 1. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority shall have

oversight and auditing responsibilities to ensure that all marijuana

being grown in this state is accounted for and shall implement an

inventory tracking system. Pursuant to these duties, the Authority

shall require that each medical marijuana business, medical

marijuana research facility, medical marijuana education facility

and medical marijuana waste disposal facility keep records for every

transaction with another medical marijuana business, patient or

caregiver. Inventory shall be tracked and updated after each

individual sale and reported to the Authority.

2. The inventory tracking system licensees use shall allow for

integration of other seed-to-sale systems and, at a minimum, shall

include the following:

a. notification of when marijuana seeds and clones are

planted,

b. notification of when marijuana plants are harvested

and destroyed,

c. notification of when marijuana is transported, sold,

stolen, diverted or lost,

d. a complete inventory of all marijuana, seeds, plant

tissue, clones, plants, usable marijuana or trim,

leaves and other plant matter, batches of extract, and

marijuana concentrates,

e. all samples sent to a testing laboratory, an unused

portion of a sample returned to a licensee, all

samples utilized by licensee for purposes of

negotiating a sale, and

f. all samples used for quality testing by a licensee.

3. Each medical marijuana business, medical marijuana research

facility, medical marijuana education facility and medical marijuana

waste disposal facility shall develop written standard operating

procedures outlining the manner in which it operates as prescribed

by the Authority and shall use a seed-to-sale tracking system or

integrate its own seed-to-sale tracking system with the seed-to-sale

tracking system established by the Authority in accordance with the

limitations set forth herein.

4. These records shall include, but not be limited to, the

following:

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a. the name and license number of the medical marijuana

business that cultivated, manufactured or sold the

medical marijuana or medical marijuana product,

b. the address and phone number of the medical marijuana

business that cultivated, manufactured or sold the

medical marijuana or medical marijuana product,

c. the type of product received during the transaction,

d. the batch number of the marijuana plant used,

e. the date of the transaction,

f. the total spent in dollars,

g. all point-of-sale records,

h. marijuana excise tax records, and

i. any additional information as may be reasonably

required by the Executive Director of the Oklahoma

Medical Marijuana Authority.

5. All inventory tracking records retained by a medical

marijuana business, medical marijuana research facility, medical

marijuana education facility or medical marijuana waste disposal

facility containing medical marijuana patient or caregiver

information shall comply with all relevant state and federal laws

including, but not limited to, the Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).

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