California AB2250 amends cannabis regulations, including tax and trace requirements, penalties for violations, and definitions.
California AB2250 amends the Business and Professions Code and Health and Safety Code to revise cannabis regulations. It updates the definition of "cannabis concentrate" and establishes a presumption that products containing cannabinoids are cannabis products. The bill also modifies the track and trace program to include delivery and mandates the use of third-party applications for compliance. It sets civil penalties for violations, including fines and license suspensions or revocations.
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