Regulates cannabis in Hawaii, including personal use, cultivation, and business operations.
The bill establishes the Hawaii Cannabis Law to regulate cannabis in the state. It creates the Hawaii Cannabis and Hemp Office to oversee the industry, including licensing, taxation, and public health campaigns. The law allows personal cultivation and possession of cannabis for adults aged 21 and over, and sets standards for businesses. It also mandates background checks for certain employees and contractors, and outlines penalties for violations. The bill includes provisions for medical use of cannabis, with specific rules for qualifying patients and caregivers.
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