OLCC Test with Questions and 100% Correct
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Who regulates - Answer OLCC - regulates all aspects of recreational MJ production by
statute, OLCC can only limit mature MJ plant production. An individual can have an
unlimited amount of immature plants.
DOA - establishes chemical usage requirements
OHA - establishes testing of all products grown and sold by producer.
OHA establishes the types of testing, and OLCC enforces the established rules & laws
4 types of Product allowed - Answer Concentrates
Extracts
Edibles
Topicals
Others that don't fall into the above categories are: Transdermal patches, suppositories,
tinctures
Transportation - Answer All license types can transport their OWN product
During transport product must be:
- out of view
- Locked up
, - vehicle must have alarm
- manifest and receipts
Note: Licensees must notify OLCC any time they deviate from their delivery route or if
they stop for longer than 2 hours. If delivery vehicle is located at an unlicensed location,
it and its contents are subject to immediate inspection upon commission request
Deliveries - Answer Licensees must receive prior approval from OLCC
- Not all local jurisdictions allow for home delivery and have local ordinances against it.
Licensees must abide by local jurisdiction requirements, regardless of OLCC approval
orders must be placed by 8pm on the same day delivery is requested
Cannot occur after 9pm, sold to a visibly intoxicated person or occur more than once a
day at the same residence
Must be delivered to a residence and only to the person who placed the order
Delivery employees cannot have more than $3000 or PRODUCT on them at any given
time. OLCC cannot regulate the amount of cash they carry
Security- General Requirements - Answer Licensed premises are required to have video
coverage for all areas marijuana are produced, stored, process, or sold.
Video must be backed up for a minimum of 90 days and offsite backup is required for
the surveillance room.
Answers
Who regulates - Answer OLCC - regulates all aspects of recreational MJ production by
statute, OLCC can only limit mature MJ plant production. An individual can have an
unlimited amount of immature plants.
DOA - establishes chemical usage requirements
OHA - establishes testing of all products grown and sold by producer.
OHA establishes the types of testing, and OLCC enforces the established rules & laws
4 types of Product allowed - Answer Concentrates
Extracts
Edibles
Topicals
Others that don't fall into the above categories are: Transdermal patches, suppositories,
tinctures
Transportation - Answer All license types can transport their OWN product
During transport product must be:
- out of view
- Locked up
, - vehicle must have alarm
- manifest and receipts
Note: Licensees must notify OLCC any time they deviate from their delivery route or if
they stop for longer than 2 hours. If delivery vehicle is located at an unlicensed location,
it and its contents are subject to immediate inspection upon commission request
Deliveries - Answer Licensees must receive prior approval from OLCC
- Not all local jurisdictions allow for home delivery and have local ordinances against it.
Licensees must abide by local jurisdiction requirements, regardless of OLCC approval
orders must be placed by 8pm on the same day delivery is requested
Cannot occur after 9pm, sold to a visibly intoxicated person or occur more than once a
day at the same residence
Must be delivered to a residence and only to the person who placed the order
Delivery employees cannot have more than $3000 or PRODUCT on them at any given
time. OLCC cannot regulate the amount of cash they carry
Security- General Requirements - Answer Licensed premises are required to have video
coverage for all areas marijuana are produced, stored, process, or sold.
Video must be backed up for a minimum of 90 days and offsite backup is required for
the surveillance room.
