Hawaii HB953 amends the state's medical cannabis laws to prohibit unlicensed operations and advertising of cannabis products.
Hawaii HB953 amends Chapter 329D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes by adding a new section that makes it unlawful for any person to operate a dispensary or engage in the production, manufacture, or sale of cannabis or manufactured cannabis products without a license. The bill also prohibits intentionally or knowingly providing services to unlicensed entities. Additionally, it bans the operation of any platform that advertises the sale of cannabis products by unlicensed persons or entities.
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