The Pot for Potholes Act amends Tennessee law to regulate marijuana use and sales, including licensing, taxation, and local regulation.
The Pot for Potholes Act amends Tennessee law to regulate marijuana use and sales. It establishes a licensing system for marijuana growers, processors, dispensaries, and transporters. It sets standards for marijuana testing, packaging, and labeling. It allows local governments to ban marijuana sales and cultivation with a two-thirds vote, but bans expire after one year. The act imposes a marijuana tax and allocates the revenue to the state highway fund and counties. It prohibits discrimination against employees and job applicants based on marijuana use.
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