Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-427.7
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Registry of patients and caregivers
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority shall create a
medical marijuana use registry of patients and caregivers as
provided under this section. The handling of any records maintained
in the registry shall comply with all applicable state and federal
privacy laws.
B. The medical marijuana use registry shall be accessible to:
1. Oklahoma-licensed medical marijuana dispensaries to verify
the license of a patient or caregiver by the twelve-character
identifier and PDF417 barcode; and
2. Any court in this state.
C. All other records regarding a medical marijuana patient or
caregiver licensee shall be maintained by the Authority and shall be
deemed confidential. The handling of any records maintained by the
Authority shall comply with all applicable state and federal privacy
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laws. Such records shall be marked as confidential, shall not be
made available to the public, and shall only be made available to
the licensee, designee of the licensee, any physician of the
licensee or the caregiver of the licensee.
D. A log shall be kept with the file of the licensee to record
any event in which the records of the licensee were made available
and to whom the records were provided.
E. The Authority shall ensure that all medical marijuana
patient and caregiver records and information are sealed to protect
the privacy of medical marijuana patient license applicants and
licensees.
F. This act shall be in force for any new or replacement
medical marijuana patient licenses issued after the effective date
of this act.
medical marijuana use registry of patients and caregivers as
provided under this section. The handling of any records maintained
in the registry shall comply with all applicable state and federal
privacy laws.
B. The medical marijuana use registry shall be accessible to:
1. Oklahoma-licensed medical marijuana dispensaries to verify
the license of a patient or caregiver by the twelve-character
identifier and PDF417 barcode; and
2. Any court in this state.
C. All other records regarding a medical marijuana patient or
caregiver licensee shall be maintained by the Authority and shall be
deemed confidential. The handling of any records maintained by the
Authority shall comply with all applicable state and federal privacy
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 1144
laws. Such records shall be marked as confidential, shall not be
made available to the public, and shall only be made available to
the licensee, designee of the licensee, any physician of the
licensee or the caregiver of the licensee.
D. A log shall be kept with the file of the licensee to record
any event in which the records of the licensee were made available
and to whom the records were provided.
E. The Authority shall ensure that all medical marijuana
patient and caregiver records and information are sealed to protect
the privacy of medical marijuana patient license applicants and
licensees.
F. This act shall be in force for any new or replacement
medical marijuana patient licenses issued after the effective date
of this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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