Pennsylvania HB28 amends the Medical Marijuana Act to allow the Department of Health to impose conditions on practitioner registration.
HB28 amends the Medical Marijuana Act by adding provisions that allow the Department of Health to impose conditions on practitioner registration. These conditions include probation, limitations on the number of certifications, supervision by another practitioner, reporting requirements, and any other conditions deemed necessary to protect patient health and safety. The act will take effect in 60 days.
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