Mississippi HB1711 allows dispensaries to sell medical cannabis directly to designated caregivers without the qualifying patient being present.
Mississippi HB1711 amends the state's medical cannabis laws to allow dispensaries to sell medical cannabis directly to designated caregivers on behalf of qualifying patients, without the patient needing to be present. The bill also sets rules for caregiver registry identification cards, including limiting background checks to once every three years for renewal. It establishes limits on the amount of medical cannabis that can be purchased by cardholders and nonresidents, and outlines security and record-keeping requirements for medical cannabis establishments.
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