Illinois HB2384 establishes requirements for consolidated transport centers, including licensing, security, and operational standards.
HB2384 amends the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act to introduce licensing for consolidated transport centers. These centers must implement security plans, facility access controls, and 24-hour surveillance systems. They are subject to random inspections by the Department of Agriculture and other authorities. The bill also outlines specific requirements for transporting organizations, including maintaining a cannabis container for transport and adhering to traceability and consumer protection guidelines.
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