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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2024

New Miscellaneous OMMA Rule Change - (Rules Eff. October 29, 2024)

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A medical marijuana business license holder shall require all individuals employed under their license to have an active, unexpired credential prior to employment...

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Employee Credentials - Clarification

A medical marijuana business license holder shall require all individuals employed under their license to have an active, unexpired credential prior to employment and must associate all employee credentials with the corresponding commercial license in a manner prescribed by the Authority. Each approved applicant shall be issued a credential, which shall act as proof of his or her approved status, to be worn or displayed on their person during the employee's hours of work.

Exceptions to Rule re Multiple Licenses

Beginning November 1, 2024, no medical marijuana business premises is permitted to have multiple licenses of the same type, excluding the following:

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