Hawaii SB1595 regulates the medical use of cannabis by out-of-state patients in Hawaii.
Hawaii SB1595 amends state law to establish rules for out-of-state patients using medical cannabis in Hawaii. Qualifying out-of-state patients must register with the Department of Health, provide a valid medical cannabis card, and meet other criteria. Caregivers must also register and consent to managing the patient's cannabis use. The bill sets limits on the amount of cannabis a patient can possess and outlines security and inventory controls for dispensaries. It also details the registration process, fees, and conditions for minors using medical cannabis.
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