Open Standard, where your state stands and the path to one framework

One standard, every jurisdiction

Every jurisdiction can reach the same standard. What differs is where each one starts and the path it takes.

Regulate by effect

By pharmacological effect at the labeled dose, not the hemp-vs-marijuana origin line.

One common standard

One national standard for testing, labeling, and product rules, so states interoperate the day interstate commerce opens.

Medical as infrastructure

The medical use of cannabis rebuilt as public-health infrastructure, not a product silo.

Keep it public

A public-domain record that keeps the plant and its preparations from being patented out of reach.

Protect the person

No penalty for responsible use, home cultivation, or sharing, and a path to undo the harm.

One authority

The whole sector under one purpose-built authority.

Ask the framework

Ask how the framework handles what you care about for Oregon. It reads the framework, your code, and the literature, and when there isn't an answer it says so instead of inventing one. What it can't answer, the Open Materia team will.

Ask is AI, so it can still be confidently wrong. Check any statute or study it cites before it goes into a draft.