Medical marijuana; transportation license; allowing transport of medical marijuana to patients; warehouses; inventory manifests and logs; signage; effective date.

Changed the codification section number from 427.18a to 427.30 in Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

Changed responsibility for signage costs from the medical marijuana dispensary licensee to the owner of the business establishment.

Updated signage requirements to apply to the cash register/checkout area and at least two other highly visible places in the store.

Expanded applicability from licensed medical marijuana dispensaries only to include any place where medical marijuana or THC products are sold.

Changed the statutory codification section from 427.30 to 427.18a in Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

Updated the document header to reflect 'Engrossed' version instead of 'Committee Substitute' version.

Revised the bill title to specify 'licensed medical marijuana dispensary' rather than 'medical marijuana dispensary or any place medical marijuana or tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) products are sold'.

Changed the sign requirement language from 'Every medical marijuana dispensary or any place medical marijuana or tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) products are sold shall post' to 'Every licensed medical marijuana dispensary shall post and display'.

Updated the expense requirement from 'owner of the business establishment' to 'medical marijuana dispensary licensee'.

Removed detailed provisions about medical marijuana transporter license issuance, including rules for qualifying applicants, license validity periods, and transfer restrictions.

Added new requirement for medical marijuana dispensaries to display specific warning signage about THC product ingestion during pregnancy, with specified dimensions and font requirements.

Removed provisions allowing transporters to maintain centralized distribution points and store products temporarily.

Changed the bill's primary focus from transportation logistics to mandatory consumer warning signage in retail locations.

Added eligibility for medical marijuana transporter licenses for licensed medical marijuana research facilities, education facilities, and testing laboratories.

Created a new Medical Marijuana Veterans Transporter Pilot Program allowing transporters to deliver medical marijuana to patients with 100% VA disability ratings.

Added requirements for third-party vendors to handle delivery sales with verification procedures before delivery.

Established rules for maintaining centralized distribution points and temporary storage facilities for medical marijuana products.

Added requirements for inventory manifests to include specific information and for maintaining copies of manifests and logs.

Authorized use of quick response codes on paper receipts for inventory tracking.

Updated transportation license definitions to clarify that licenses are issued at the time of approval of retail, growing, or processing licenses.

Section numbers were renumbered from 3 and 4 to 1 and 2 respectively to align with Senate amendment formatting.

The statutory citation was changed from Section 427.18a to Section 427.30 of Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

The bill text was updated to specify 'licensed medical marijuana dispensary' instead of 'dispensaries and businesses' in the title and body.

Signage font size requirement was reduced from 72 points to 48 points.

Applicability expanded from licensed dispensaries only to any place where medical marijuana or THC products are sold.

Statute citation numbers were updated from 427.30 to 427.18a and 427.30.

Effective date was set to November 1, 2025.

Responsibility for signage costs was changed from dispensary licensee to business establishment owner.