"The Oregon Liquor Control Commission, which is charged with regulating recreational marijuana, needs to be vigilant in protecting consumers and public health — and the 2017 Legislature should be prepared to address any unwanted and unforeseen consequences of legalization."

The OLCC has never concerned itself with public health and consumer protection. It's a  tax collection agency sanctioned by the state. The consequences? Alcoholism, death, and family dysfunction. Its primary goal in MJ regulation should be to keep prices low enough to eliminate the black market, ensure consistency, and reliability in the products it manages.