North Carolina S265 regulates the sale and distribution of hemp-derived consumable products and bans their use on school grounds.
North Carolina S265 establishes regulations for the sale and distribution of hemp-derived consumable products, including licensing requirements, packaging restrictions, and testing mandates. The bill prohibits selling these products to individuals under 21 years old and bans their use on school grounds. It also outlines penalties for violations, including civil and criminal penalties, and mandates that local boards of education adopt policies prohibiting the use of hemp-derived consumable products in school buildings, on school campuses, and at school-sponsored events.
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