mmj card?
- Thread starter Hauvert
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noone has to know if you keep your mouth shut and dont be an idiot like some others in the site. keep your mouth shut and it will be fine
Mercer
Member
As long as you dont run your mouth or advertise your use you should be fine, but what are you worried about...whats wrong with a business owner being a patient? still wanting to know why peeps are thinking "they'll look bad" if peeps know they smoke..i tell anyone who asks, be proud bout what u do dont hide...
roomsupervisor
Member
according to ORS 475.338
Confidentiality
(1) The Department shall create and maintain both paper and computer data files of patients, designated caregivers, growers, and grow site addresses. The data files will include all information collected on the application forms or equivalent information from other written documentation, plus a copy of OMMP registry identification cards, effective date, date of issue, and expiration date. Except as provided in section (2) of this rule, the names and identifying information of registry identification cardholders and the name and identifying information of a pending applicant for a card, a designated primary caregiver, and a grower, and a marijuana grow site location, shall be confidential and not subject to public disclosure.
(2) Names and other identifying information made confidential under section (1) of this rule may be released to:
(a) Authorized employees of the Department as necessary to perform official duties of the Department, including the production of any reports of aggregate (i.e., non-identifying) data or statistics;
(b) Authorized employees of state or local law enforcement agencies when they provide a specific name or address. Information will be supplied only as necessary to verify:
(A) That a person is or was a lawful possessor of a registry identification card; or
(B) That the address is or was a documented grow site, and how many people are authorized to grow at that grow site; or
(C) How many people a person was or is authorized to grow for; or
(D) As provided in OAR 333-008-0060(2);
(c) Other persons (such as, but not limited to, employers, lawyers, family members, other government officials) upon receipt of a properly executed release of information signed by the patient, the patient's parent or legal guardian, designated primary caregiver or grower. The release of information must specify what information the Department is authorized to release and to whom.
Confidentiality
(1) The Department shall create and maintain both paper and computer data files of patients, designated caregivers, growers, and grow site addresses. The data files will include all information collected on the application forms or equivalent information from other written documentation, plus a copy of OMMP registry identification cards, effective date, date of issue, and expiration date. Except as provided in section (2) of this rule, the names and identifying information of registry identification cardholders and the name and identifying information of a pending applicant for a card, a designated primary caregiver, and a grower, and a marijuana grow site location, shall be confidential and not subject to public disclosure.
(2) Names and other identifying information made confidential under section (1) of this rule may be released to:
(a) Authorized employees of the Department as necessary to perform official duties of the Department, including the production of any reports of aggregate (i.e., non-identifying) data or statistics;
(b) Authorized employees of state or local law enforcement agencies when they provide a specific name or address. Information will be supplied only as necessary to verify:
(A) That a person is or was a lawful possessor of a registry identification card; or
(B) That the address is or was a documented grow site, and how many people are authorized to grow at that grow site; or
(C) How many people a person was or is authorized to grow for; or
(D) As provided in OAR 333-008-0060(2);
(c) Other persons (such as, but not limited to, employers, lawyers, family members, other government officials) upon receipt of a properly executed release of information signed by the patient, the patient's parent or legal guardian, designated primary caregiver or grower. The release of information must specify what information the Department is authorized to release and to whom.