Clarifies that employment at any licensee under the cannabis law satisfies employment requirements for parole, probation, or other state supervision.

This bill amends the cannabis law to clarify that individuals under parole, probation, or other state supervision can fulfill employment requirements by working for any cannabis licensee, unless their specific parole, probation, or state supervision terms explicitly prohibit such employment. The bill ensures that individuals' use of cannabis or conduct allowed under the cannabis law will not be penalized unless it is shown that such prohibition is reasonably related to the underlying crime.

Clarifies that employment at any licensee under the cannabis law satisfies employment requirements for parole, probation, or other state supervision.

This bill amends the cannabis law to clarify that individuals under parole, probation, or other state supervision can fulfill employment requirements by working for any cannabis licensee, unless their specific parole, probation, or state supervision terms explicitly prohibit such employment. The bill ensures that individuals' use of cannabis or conduct allowed under the cannabis law will not be penalized unless it is shown that such prohibition is reasonably related to the underlying crime.