Minnesota HF1672 modifies medical cannabis provisions, including protections for patients and designated caregivers.
Minnesota HF1672 amends medical cannabis provisions to enhance protections for patients and designated caregivers. It prohibits discrimination against patients in employment, education, and housing. Patients can possess and use medical cannabis without fear of legal repercussions for authorized purposes. Caregivers must meet age and consent requirements to assist patients. The bill also restricts law enforcement access to patient data and limits the use of registry information in legal proceedings. Additionally, it allows patients to cultivate up to eight cannabis plants for personal use.
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