Hawaii HB602 regulates the medical use of cannabis, including licensing, patient registration, and protections against discrimination.
Hawaii HB602 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish a framework for the medical use of cannabis. It defines terms such as "cannabis," "cultivation area," and "medical use." The bill allows qualifying patients and caregivers to cultivate and possess cannabis for medical purposes, subject to certain limits. It also permits out-of-state patients to use medical cannabis in Hawaii under specific conditions. The bill outlines registration processes for patients and caregivers, and it establishes a medical cannabis registry and regulation special fund.
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