HB 28
An Act amending the act of April 17, 2016 (P.L.84, No.16), known as the Medical Marijuana Act, in practitioners, further providing for practitioner registration.
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Bill overview
This bill amends the Medical Marijuana Act to give the Department of Health more authority over the registration of medical marijuana practitioners. Specifically, the department can now impose conditions on practitioners, such as probation, limitations on certifications, supervision by another practitioner, and reporting requirements. These conditions are intended to protect patient health and safety.
Key provisions
- The Department of Health can place conditions on practitioner registration.
- Conditions may include probation periods.
- The department can limit the number of certifications a practitioner can issue.
- The department can require supervision by another practitioner.
- Practitioners must meet reporting requirements.
- The department can impose other conditions to protect patient safety.
Who is affected
- Medical marijuana practitioners
- Patients participating in the medical marijuana program
- The Department of Health
Notable changes
- Expands the Department of Health’s ability to regulate and oversee medical marijuana practitioners.
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Cosponsors
Barbara Gleim
David Zimmerman
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