SB 317
Department of Agriculture rule relating to select plant-based derivatives and select plant-based derivative products of hemp and kratom
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 317 authorizes the West Virginia Department of Agriculture to create a rule (61 CSR 30) regarding specific plant-based derivatives and products derived from hemp and kratom. This rule aims to provide clarity and regulation around these substances. The Department of Agriculture has already drafted a preliminary rule, modified based on review committee feedback, and is now formally authorized to implement it. This legislation focuses on establishing a framework for the oversight of these plant-based materials.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Department of Agriculture to create a rule.
- Specifically addresses plant-based derivatives and products.
- Covers hemp and kratom-derived products.
- Refers to existing rule 61 CSR 30.
- Includes modifications based on Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee feedback.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Department of Agriculture
- Hemp producers
- Kratom producers
- Consumers of plant-based derivatives
- Businesses involved in the production or sale of these products
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