Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-427.22
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Confidential records
Official statutory text
A. All medical marijuana patient and caregiver records and
information including, but not limited to, any application or
renewal and supporting information submitted by a qualifying patient
or designated caregiver under the provisions of the Oklahoma Medical
Marijuana and Patient Protection Act and information regarding the
physician of the qualifying patient shall be considered confidential
medical records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
B. The dispensary records with patient information shall be
treated as confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma
Open Records Act.
C. All financial information provided by an applicant or a
licensee in an application to the Authority shall be treated as
confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records
Act.
D. All information provided by an applicant or a licensee that
constitutes private business information shall be treated as
confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records
Act.
E. As used in this section, "private business information"
means information that, if disclosed, would give advantage to
competitors or bidders including, but not limited to, information
related to the planning, site location, operations, strategy or
product development and marketing of an applicant, unless approval
for release of those records is granted by the business.
F. All monthly report, inventory tracking and seed-to-sale
information, data and records submitted to the Authority shall be
treated as confidential records and are exempt from the Oklahoma
Open Records Act.
G. Except for license information concerning licensed patients,
the Authority may share confidential information with other state
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1194
agencies to assist those agencies in ensuring compliance with
applicable laws, rules and regulations.
information including, but not limited to, any application or
renewal and supporting information submitted by a qualifying patient
or designated caregiver under the provisions of the Oklahoma Medical
Marijuana and Patient Protection Act and information regarding the
physician of the qualifying patient shall be considered confidential
medical records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
B. The dispensary records with patient information shall be
treated as confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma
Open Records Act.
C. All financial information provided by an applicant or a
licensee in an application to the Authority shall be treated as
confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records
Act.
D. All information provided by an applicant or a licensee that
constitutes private business information shall be treated as
confidential records that are exempt from the Oklahoma Open Records
Act.
E. As used in this section, "private business information"
means information that, if disclosed, would give advantage to
competitors or bidders including, but not limited to, information
related to the planning, site location, operations, strategy or
product development and marketing of an applicant, unless approval
for release of those records is granted by the business.
F. All monthly report, inventory tracking and seed-to-sale
information, data and records submitted to the Authority shall be
treated as confidential records and are exempt from the Oklahoma
Open Records Act.
G. Except for license information concerning licensed patients,
the Authority may share confidential information with other state
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1194
agencies to assist those agencies in ensuring compliance with
applicable laws, rules and regulations.
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