New York S01631 amends cannabis law to change board appointments, require seed-to-sale tracking, and mandate state and local inspections of cannabis.
New York S01631 amends the cannabis law to revise appointments to the cannabis control board, requiring the governor to make two direct appointments and the temporary president of the senate and the speaker of the assembly to each make two direct appointments. The minority leaders of the senate and assembly each make one direct appointment. The board members serve three-year terms and are compensated $260 per day. The bill also mandates that registered cannabis organizations adopt and maintain security, tracking, record-keeping, and surveillance systems for all cannabis activities.
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