Hawaii SB1595 amends medical cannabis laws to allow out-of-state patients to use cannabis for medical purposes.
Hawaii SB1595 amends existing laws to permit the medical use of cannabis by qualifying out-of-state patients. It allows patients from other states, U.S. territories, or the District of Columbia to use cannabis if they meet specific registration requirements. The bill also sets standards for dispensaries, including security measures, product packaging, and sales limits. It mandates background checks for dispensary employees and establishes a process for law enforcement to verify patient registrations.
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