Plain English Breakdown
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Medical Cannabis Licensing Law
This law requires medical cannabis dispensaries to get a license from the Department of Health, bans unlicensed operations, and sets penalties for violations.
What This Bill Does
- Requires people who run medical cannabis dispensaries or make/sell cannabis products to have a license from the Department of Health.
- Forbids individuals from helping those without proper licenses to operate medical cannabis businesses.
- Tells the Department of Health to send warning letters to anyone breaking these rules.
- Makes it illegal for websites and social media platforms to advertise unlicensed sales of medical cannabis products.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who want to run or work at medical cannabis dispensaries
- Individuals providing services to unlicensed cannabis operations
- Websites and social media platforms advertising unlicensed cannabis sales
Terms To Know
- License
- A permit given by the Department of Health that allows someone to legally operate a medical cannabis business.
- Cease and desist notice
- A warning letter from the Department of Health telling someone to stop breaking the law.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if someone continues to break these rules after receiving a cease and desist notice.
- It is unclear how strictly this law will be enforced or what penalties will actually be applied.