Which of the following best defines a 'licensee' according to OLCC?

The term 'licensee' is specifically defined within the context of the OLCC as a person who holds a license issued by the commission. This definition emphasizes the legal authority granted by the OLCC to engage in specific marijuana-related activities within the state of Oregon. Holding a license indicates that the individual or entity has met the necessary requirements, adhered to regulations, and has been approved by the OLCC to operate in the marijuana industry.

Options that mention employment or roles within the marijuana industry are more specific positions or titles rather than the broader, legal definition of a licensee. While those involved in selling or processing marijuana must adhere to licensing requirements, they do not define the structure of what a licensee is. Therefore, the correct definition centers around the licensure issued by the OLCC, making it clear that this term is linked to legal authorization rather than job title or capacity.