Hawaii HB600 regulates the medical use of cannabis, including registration requirements for out-of-state patients and caregivers, dispensary.
Hawaii HB600 amends existing statutes to regulate the medical use of cannabis. It mandates that the Department of Health require written certifications from physicians or advanced practice registered nurses for qualifying patients. The bill outlines specific registration requirements for out-of-state patients and their caregivers, including valid medical cannabis cards and identification. It also establishes criteria for dispensary licenses, such as financial stability and security measures. The bill sets rules for dispensary operations, including fees, product limits, and inventory controls.
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