(a)__To verify that a person presenting a registry identification card to a state or local law enforcement officer is an eligible patient or a designated caregiver to whom the division has issued a valid registry identification card pursuant to this subsection; or

(b)__To respond to an inquiry from a state or local law enforcement agency that seeks to obtain or enforce a search warrant that may target an eligible patient.

O.__Notwithstanding this subsection, an eligible patient is not required to obtain a registry identification card and an eligible patient does not lose the protections afforded under subsection 5 if the patient does not obtain a registry identification card.

P.__Any eligible patient possessing a valid registry identification card is immune from arrest and prosecution for the possession of marijuana pursuant to the limits and restrictions created by subsection 5.

Q.__Possession of a valid registry identification card pursuant to this subsection does not alone constitute probable cause to search the person or property of the cardholder or otherwise subject the personal property of the cardholder to inspection by any government agency.

7.__Distribution.__The agency is responsible for administering a distribution program to provide marijuana from the agency's supply of confiscated marijuana to eligible patients and designated caregivers who hold valid registry identification cards.

A.__Any eligible patient or eligible patient's designated caregiver presenting a valid__registry identification card along with a state-issued identification card or driver's license to any of the agency's various regional task force offices may obtain up to one ounce of marijuana from that office.

B.__The agency may verify the validity of a registry identification card with the division but may not refuse to provide marijuana or unreasonably delay the provision of marijuana under this subsection pending completion of such verification. The eligible patient or the designated