Stephanie Bice on Drugs

	Stephanie Bice on Drugs

Supports expansion of state medical marijuana program

Tulsa World analysis: House Bill 3228, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act, would have allowed medical cannabis patients to receive deliveries from dispensaries within a 10-mile radius or--for rural residents--a dispensary in their county. It also would have barred the Oklahoma State Department of Health from sharing patient and caregiver records with other state agencies or political subdivisions, including law enforcement, without a court order.

Veto message: HB 3228 is a lengthy bill that alters Oklahoma's medical marijuana program. The language in the bill makes substantial policy changes to the medical marijuana program that were not fully scrutinized through normal legislative procedure before the bill was received by my office in the middle of the night Saturday.

Legislative Outcome: Passed Senate 38-5-4 on May/15/20; State Sen. Bice voted YES; Passed House 67-11-22 on May/15/20; Vetoed by Gov. Stitt on May/21/20

Source: Tulsa World on Oklahoma voting record HB3228 , May 15, 2020

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