Ohio HB611 regulates medical marijuana processors and dispensaries, including licensing and operational rules.
Ohio HB611 amends the state's medical marijuana regulations, focusing on processor and dispensary licenses. It mandates that the Division of Cannabis Control issue specific licenses to qualified applicants, including adult use processor, dispensary, and cultivator licenses. The bill also outlines rules for license issuance, such as limiting the number of licenses per applicant and prohibiting common ownership or control in multiple licenses. Additionally, it establishes procedures for license suspension, revocation, and civil penalties for non-compliance.
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