OLCC Test 1 Questions with 100% Correct
Answers
Must be 21 (minors are NEVER allowed on premises)
No onsite consumption EXCEPT:
- Employees w/valid medical marijuana card
- Not allowed in public view
- Smoking, vaping, inhaling or aerosolizing is prohibited
- Employees cannot be intoxicated while on duty
Marijuana Licensed Permits
Medical and recreational potency standards differ; OHA is responsible for establishing
standards. OLCC enforces standards for recreational licensed premises
Medical sales are tax free. Recreational retailers have the option to sell tax-free. Rec
sales can be taxed 17% + any local tax up to 3%
Rec stores are allowed to sell both medical grade to card holders and rec product. All
medical product must be stored separately and marked w/medical sign
Licensed medical dispensaries are only allowed to sell product to medical marijuana
card holders
Medical vs Recreational
Cannot be transported across state line
, Minors prohibited
OLCC location are required to check every customer ID, regardless of age. IDs must be
checked at point of sale. This differs from OHA licensed locations, which must check ID
at entry to premises.
States with legalized MJ are required to have something in placed to ensure $ is not
being laundered and financing gangs/cartels/black market. OR uses cannabis Tracking
System, which is the same system as CO uses to track product from seed to sale
OLCC will not conduct inspection if known firearms are on a licensed premises.
OLCC asked that LEOs forward any Liquor or MJ reports to assist in tracking of DUII
and MJ related incidents
Growing on state or federal property is prohibited
MJ consumption is prohibited in public
Distribution
All medical dispensaries and are tasked with establishing testing standards and
requirements for BOTH medical and recreational sales
OHA oversight
Recreational MJ sales are taxed, medical MJ can be sold tax free. Oregon Depart of
Revenue is responsible for collection of those taxes
Answers
Must be 21 (minors are NEVER allowed on premises)
No onsite consumption EXCEPT:
- Employees w/valid medical marijuana card
- Not allowed in public view
- Smoking, vaping, inhaling or aerosolizing is prohibited
- Employees cannot be intoxicated while on duty
Marijuana Licensed Permits
Medical and recreational potency standards differ; OHA is responsible for establishing
standards. OLCC enforces standards for recreational licensed premises
Medical sales are tax free. Recreational retailers have the option to sell tax-free. Rec
sales can be taxed 17% + any local tax up to 3%
Rec stores are allowed to sell both medical grade to card holders and rec product. All
medical product must be stored separately and marked w/medical sign
Licensed medical dispensaries are only allowed to sell product to medical marijuana
card holders
Medical vs Recreational
Cannot be transported across state line
, Minors prohibited
OLCC location are required to check every customer ID, regardless of age. IDs must be
checked at point of sale. This differs from OHA licensed locations, which must check ID
at entry to premises.
States with legalized MJ are required to have something in placed to ensure $ is not
being laundered and financing gangs/cartels/black market. OR uses cannabis Tracking
System, which is the same system as CO uses to track product from seed to sale
OLCC will not conduct inspection if known firearms are on a licensed premises.
OLCC asked that LEOs forward any Liquor or MJ reports to assist in tracking of DUII
and MJ related incidents
Growing on state or federal property is prohibited
MJ consumption is prohibited in public
Distribution
All medical dispensaries and are tasked with establishing testing standards and
requirements for BOTH medical and recreational sales
OHA oversight
Recreational MJ sales are taxed, medical MJ can be sold tax free. Oregon Depart of
Revenue is responsible for collection of those taxes
