OR SB176

Eliminates the Oregon Health Authority's marijuana grow site registration system and transfers oversight of grow site administrators (those producing marijuana for 3+ medical cardholders) to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission through a new designation process, operative January 1, 2026

Requires marijuana retailer employees to complete a responsible retailer certification training program every three years covering inventory tracking, packaging/labeling requirements, safe storage, health and safety concerns, and preventing sales to minors

Mandates marijuana retailers stock minimum CBD product levels: at least 20% of usable marijuana must have ≤16% CBD potency, 20% of concentrates/extracts must have ≥25% CBD, and 20% of edibles/tinctures must have ≥33% CBD

Creates health care protections prohibiting providers from denying treatment or limiting medical resources to patients solely because they are medical marijuana cardholders

Directs the Oregon Health Authority to issue electronic registry identification cards with QR codes (operative January 1, 2027) and establishes consolidated data collection on medical marijuana use across state agencies (operative January 1, 2028)