Oregon Cannabis: Get Your OLCC Renewal or New Application in Before December 5th

As of this Thursday, December fifth, Poll Measure 119 requires all OLCC licensed retailers, processors and labs to supply a signed labor peace settlement (LPA) with a bona fide labor group, to resume or apply for an OLCC license.

Within the completely avoidable, unduly compressed timeline since BM 119 handed, we’ve been advising our Oregon hashish purchasers to resume their license purposes forward of the December fifth deadline if potential. Similar deal for brand new candidates– get every thing in earlier than the deadline. This may enable qualifying companies to keep away from the LPA subject for an additional 12 months (or perhaps without end, if the courts get ahold of BM 119).

OLCC marijuana licensees are required to resume their licenses yearly. Licensees are notified 90 days previous to their license expiration date that it’s time for license renewal. In line with my wizard paralegal, this discover robotically posts in CAMP, which is the OLCC’s on-line licensing software program. Particularly, a licensee will obtain an “Actions Required” notification on their dashboard.

OLCC has confirmed that licenses set to run out after December fifth, is not going to require an LPA submission till the next 12 months’s renewal, supplied that the license has been renewed previous to the December fifth deadline. Similar cope with any new license applicant. To that time, OLCC’s most up-to-date BM 119 Bulletin is right here. It solutions some primary questions and comprises no surprises.

OLCC additionally lately printed its Labor Peace Settlement Attestation Type. This can be a type that candidates could submit in lieu of really submitting their LPA with the Fee. Any person requested me what the repercussions is likely to be in the event that they had been to submit this type with out having a signed LPA in place. The brief reply is “don’t try this.” The longer reply is that there are a lot of administrative guidelines coping with “false statements”, “materials false statements” and the submission of “false or deceptive data” to OLCC. License revocation or non-renewal is an actual risk there.

For extra data on this matter, the Hashish Business Alliance of Oregon has a information right here, and has been sending out useful emails on its listserv (you possibly can join these right here). The related OLCC supplies are linked above, and I’ll present hyperlinks to our earlier posts on this matter just under. For now, get these license renewals and purposes in!

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