Hawaii HB600 amends the state's medical cannabis laws to allow qualifying out-of-state patients to use cannabis for medical purposes.
Hawaii HB600 amends the state's medical cannabis laws to allow qualifying out-of-state patients to use cannabis for medical purposes. The bill permits qualifying out-of-state patients aged 18 or older to use cannabis if they have a valid medical cannabis card from another jurisdiction and meet other registration requirements. It also allows qualifying out-of-state patients under 18 to use cannabis if their caregiver consents and meets certain conditions. The bill establishes rules for dispensaries, including standards for licensing, security, and inventory controls.
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