California AB2537 establishes an enforcement prioritization policy for cannabis regulation, focusing on violations posing the greatest risk to public.

California AB2537, the Cannabis Enforcement Accountability and Public Health Prioritization Act of 2026, mandates the California Department of Cannabis Control to prioritize enforcement actions based on the risk of harm. The bill outlines a framework for categorizing violations into serious, moderate, and minor, with enforcement resources directed towards those posing the greatest risk. It requires annual reporting on enforcement activities, including the number and type of violations, inspections, and penalties.

California AB2537 establishes an enforcement prioritization policy for cannabis regulation, focusing on violations posing the greatest risk to public.

California AB2537, the Cannabis Enforcement Accountability and Public Health Prioritization Act of 2026, mandates the California Department of Cannabis Control to prioritize enforcement actions based on the risk of harm. The bill outlines a framework for categorizing violations into serious, moderate, and minor, with enforcement resources directed towards those posing the greatest risk. It requires annual reporting on enforcement activities, including the number and type of violations, inspections, and penalties.