Minnesota HF4200 modifies public data rules for cannabis business license applicants and holders.
Minnesota HF4200 amends the public data rules for cannabis business license applicants and holders. It specifies which application data are public, such as the applicant's name, ownership details, and proof of trade name registration. Once an applicant becomes a license holder, certain data remain public, while other data, like customer identities and financial information, remain nonpublic. Additionally, data reported to the Office of Cannabis Management through the statewide monitoring system is classified as nonpublic.
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