Medical marijuana; modifying certain ownership residency requirements; imposing residency and citizen requirements on employees and owners of certain facilities; authorizing certain application requirement. Effective date.

SB 643 updates Oklahoma's medical marijuana licensing rules by requiring all owners and key employees of dispensaries and commercial growers to be Oklahoma residents. It limits non-resident ownership to 25% or less for both dispensary and grower licenses, while maintaining existing restrictions on applicants with recent felony convictions. The bill clarifies that commercial growers may only sell wholesale to dispensaries or processors, not directly to patients. These changes apply to all new license applications and renewals under Oklahoma's medical marijuana program.