The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) is scheduled to formally adopt the temporary administrative rules filed in July that update presumptive marijuana testing rules.
Following the passage of HB 4121 by the 2024 Oregon Legislature, the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) and ODA were required to develop rules to distinguish between marijuana and industrial hemp plants. The methodology includes testing criteria and cannabinoid concentrations above which immature or mature cannabis plants are presumptively considered to be marijuana.
What do the presumptive marijuana proposed rules accomplish?
The adoption of these rules will define presumptive marijuana, outline the circumstances warranting violations of ODA hemp licensure, and establish procedures for disposing of presumptive marijuana. It will also update rule numbers to align with recent legislative changes, ensuring consistent and effective regulation and enforcement.
Proposed Rules:
ODA Temporary Administrative Order
Public Comment Period
Public Hearing- November 21, 2024 (9am-9:30am)
Meeting ID: 290 266 356 325
Passcode: CNhwYj
Dial-in by phone:Â +1 503-446-4951,,921054676
Written Public Comments
If you have any questions regarding the updates outlined in the temporary administrative order and how these will impact your business compliance requirements, please schedule a consultation today by contacting us at info@earthlawllc.com or 541-632-3946.
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