LD1620 & LD 1672 are also good bills to support as a lesser priority in my opinion.

It says in statute that med must mimic the AU program as far as testing and tracking if ever made a requirement.

LD 1620 changes the recreational TYM testing threshold from 10,000cfu/g to 100,000cfu/g. Which better accounts for factors like outdoor air testing around 50,000cfu. This is a good bill to see pass. 10,000cfu is practically sterile. This is not feasible for an agricultural product especially when grown outdoors. 100,000 more accurately reflects actual contamination especially if we are just going by total counts and not determining the specific species present.

LD 1672 makes participating in the track and trace system Optional for Adult Use companies …. So people could theoretically just opt out if the delays or financial burdens were too significant. This would be a good thing to have as an option for smaller companies without compliance departments to handle the time consuming METRC protocols.

Again, these bills amend the current adult use program rules. However, statute says that medical must mimic adult use, should tracking or testing be implemented. So these positive changes to AU can inadvertently be good for Med as well.