Order relative to authorizing the joint committee on Cannabis Policy to make an investigation and study of certain current Senate documents relative to enable private donations to the cannabis social equity trust fund.
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Overview
This order authorizes the Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy to investigate and study current Senate documents related to allowing private donations to the Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund. The committee will examine the feasibility and potential impact of enabling private donations to this fund, which is intended to support individuals and communities impacted by cannabis prohibition. This investigation aims to provide recommendations for potential legislative changes regarding fundraising for the trust fund.
Key provisions
- Authorize the Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy to conduct an investigation.
- Focus of the investigation is on enabling private donations.
- The investigation will review relevant Senate documents.
- The goal is to assess the potential for private donations to the Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund.
Who is affected
- Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy
- Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund
- Potential donors
- Individuals and communities impacted by cannabis prohibition
Notable changes
- Currently, the Cannabis Social Equity Trust Fund likely relies solely on public funding.
- This order could lead to the establishment of a mechanism for private donations.
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Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy
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