Hawaii HB1390 regulates the medical use of cannabis, defining qualifying patients, caregivers, and permissible activities.

Hawaii HB1390 amends state statutes to regulate the medical use of cannabis. It defines qualifying patients as those diagnosed with debilitating conditions by a medical provider. Caregivers must also register and meet specific criteria. The bill outlines permissible activities for qualifying patients and caregivers, including cultivation, possession, and transportation limits. It establishes rules for dispensaries, including licensing, fees, and inventory controls.

Hawaii HB1390 regulates the medical use of cannabis, defining qualifying patients, caregivers, and permissible activities.

Hawaii HB1390 amends state statutes to regulate the medical use of cannabis. It defines qualifying patients as those diagnosed with debilitating conditions by a medical provider. Caregivers must also register and meet specific criteria. The bill outlines permissible activities for qualifying patients and caregivers, including cultivation, possession, and transportation limits. It establishes rules for dispensaries, including licensing, fees, and inventory controls.