The Pot for Potholes Act regulates marijuana in Tennessee, allowing personal use, establishing a tax, and creating a community reinvestment fund.
The Pot for Potholes Act legalizes the personal use, possession, and transportation of marijuana for adults in Tennessee. It imposes a 15% tax on marijuana sales and creates a cannabis community reinvestment fund to provide grants and aid to communities affected by past marijuana enforcement. The act also sets up a licensing system for marijuana businesses, establishes rules for cultivation, sale, and transportation, and outlines penalties for violations. The act prioritizes licensing for disadvantaged businesses and veteran-owned businesses.
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