Allows the Michigan cannabis regulatory agency to summarily suspend licenses under certain circumstances.
The bill amends Michigan's 2018 Initiative 1 to allow the cannabis regulatory agency to summarily suspend a state license if the agency determines that the licensee's conduct poses a risk to public health, safety, or welfare. This includes situations where the licensee possesses marijuana with an unknown source, obstructs an investigation, or fails to provide necessary information. The agency can take such action under the administrative procedures act of 1969. The bill also outlines the agency's duties, including promulgating rules, conducting investigations, and collecting fees and fines.
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