Marijuana Licensing Regulations Quiz

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Marijuana Licensed Permits

Must be at least 21 years old; minors are not allowed on premises.
Onsite consumption allowed only for employees with valid medical marijuana cards.
Consumption in public view is prohibited; smoking and inhaling on premises is not allowed.
Employees must not be intoxicated while on duty.

Medical vs Recreational

Potency standards vary; the OHA sets standards while the OLCC enforces them.
Medical sales are tax-free; recreational may incur a 17% tax plus local taxes.
Recreational retailers can sell both medical-grade products to cardholders and recreational items.
All medical products must be stored separately with appropriate signage.

Distribution

Transportation across state lines is prohibited.
Minors are not permitted.
OLCC requires ID checks for all customers at point of sale; differs from OHA's entry requirement.
Oregon implements a Cannabis Tracking System to prevent money laundering and support legal compliance.

OHA Oversight

Responsible for testing standards for medical and recreational sales.
Ensures compliance with standards set for both categories.

Tax

Recreational marijuana sales are taxed, while medical can be sold tax-free.
The Oregon Department of Revenue oversees tax collection.

Oregon Dept of Agriculture

Inspects commercial kitchens, scales used for weighing products, and monitors pesticide use.
Cannot approve pesticides for marijuana production but offers a list of suggested compliant products.

Serving Sizes and Dosage

Edibles must display serving sizes; dosage amounts established during product processing.

Who Regulates

OLCC regulates recreational marijuana production, limiting mature plant counts while allowing unlimited immature plants.
DOA establishes chemical usage standards, while OHA manages testing protocols enforced by OLCC.

Types of Allowed Products

Recognized categories: concentrates, extracts, edibles, and topicals.
Additional forms include transdermal patches, suppositories, and tinctures.

Transportation

Licensees can transport their own products, ensuring they are out of view and securely stored.
Vehicles must be alarmed; manifests and receipts required during transport.
OLCC must be notified of any route deviations or extended stops.

Deliveries

Prior OLCC approval is required for deliveries; local laws may limit home delivery.
Delivery orders must be placed by 8 PM on the same day, with delivery completed by 9 PM.
Deliveries are restricted to the individual who placed the order, with cash limits on delivery personnel.

Security - General Requirements

All licensed premises must have video coverage of marijuana production areas; recordings kept for a minimum of 90 days.
Alarm systems must be functional when closed; panic buttons are required for emergencies.

Worker Permits

Individuals performing work for licensed entities must have valid OLCC worker permits, except for labs.
Permits valid for 5 years and not necessitating a physical copy.

Required Logs

Daily logs of all employees, contractors, and licensed representatives must be maintained on-site.
Employees must wear identifying clothing or badges issued by the licensee.

Common Marijuana Violations

Selling to underage individuals and visibly intoxicated persons is prohibited.
Consumption of marijuana in public areas is not allowed.
Deliveries to unlicensed premises or near schools breach regulations.

Liquor Premises

Red and white signs indicate no minors allowed; green and white signs permit minors under specific conditions.

Service Permit

Requires inspection readiness; must include individual details like name and address.
A service permit is mandatory for selling, mixing, or serving marijuana products.

Bar Checks

Security must check for visibly intoxicated persons, minors, and any drug activity on premises.
Identification verification required for adult entertainers and safety protocols should be upheld.

Kegs

Kegs must be tagged for identification; purchasers must provide personal and transportation details during purchase.

Unlicensed Sale of Alcohol

All locations selling alcohol need to display valid OLCC licenses available for inspection, covering full and limited sales.

Refused Entry to Licensed Premises

Law enforcement must identify themselves; entry requires consent or a search warrant.

Reporting to OLCC

Law enforcement must report specific incidents related to alcohol consumption and any unlawful activities on licensed premises.

Common Liquor Law Crimes & Violations

Includes minor possession, furnishing to minors or intoxicated persons, selling alcohol without a permit, and more.

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Test your knowledge on the regulations surrounding marijuana licensed permits. This quiz covers employee consumption, potency standards, taxation on sales, and customer ID requirements in OLCC locations. Brush up on your understanding of these critical legal aspects!

Marijuana Licensing Regulations Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is required for individuals to be present on premises with marijuana licensed permits?

Employees can consume marijuana on licensed premises while on duty.

What differentiates medical and recreational marijuana potency standards?

Recreational marijuana sales can be taxed up to _____%.

Marijuana can be transported across state lines.

What must OLCC locations do with customer ID?

Which agency is responsible for inspecting commercial kitchens used in the production of marijuana?

Edibles must have or be packaged with a measuring denoting a _______.

Who regulates all aspects of recreational marijuana production?

Match the following terms with their definitions:

How long are worker permits valid?

Delivery to unlicensed premises is allowed.

What must be done if a delivery vehicle is located at an unlicensed location?