Michigan HB4963 amends the Michigan Marihuana Regulatory Act to require marihuana licensees to pay for marihuana at the time of sale.
Michigan HB4963 amends the Michigan Marihuana Regulatory Act by adding provisions that require marihuana licensees to pay for marihuana at the time of sale. The bill also includes provisions for the regulation of marihuana establishments, including security requirements, restrictions on advertising and marketing, and standards for safe cultivation, processing, and distribution of marihuana. Additionally, the bill outlines the allocation of funds from the marihuana regulation fund, including allocations to municipalities, counties, the school aid fund, and the Michigan transportation fund.
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