Data reported to the Office of Cannabis Management through statewide monitoring system is not public data provision

This bill classifies certain data reported to Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management as nonpublic or private information rather than making it available to the general public. It specifically protects application data for cannabis and hemp business licenses, customer lists, worker identities, financial records, and information submitted through the statewide monitoring system from public disclosure. While some basic business details like applicant names, ownership information, and proposed event locations remain public, the law shields sensitive operational and personal data from public access. The changes apply to both current license applicants and existing license holders, updating how the state manages transparency versus privacy in the cannabis industry.