An Act requiring the Cannabis Control Commission to regulate intoxicating hemp products
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill directs the Cannabis Control Commission to establish regulations for intoxicating hemp products in Massachusetts. Currently, these products are not subject to the same regulatory oversight as cannabis. The bill aims to bring these hemp products under the Commission’s purview to ensure consumer safety and consistent standards. This will allow the Commission to control the production, distribution, and sale of intoxicating hemp products.
Key provisions
- The Cannabis Control Commission must create regulations for intoxicating hemp products.
- These regulations will cover aspects such as production, testing, and labeling.
- The Commission will be responsible for enforcing these regulations.
- The bill seeks to standardize the oversight of hemp products that may contain intoxicating substances.
Who is affected
- Consumers of hemp products
- Hemp product manufacturers and distributors
- The Cannabis Control Commission
Notable changes
- Currently, intoxicating hemp products are not regulated by the Cannabis Control Commission.
- This bill introduces a new regulatory framework for these products.
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