Tennessee SB0921, known as the "Pot for Potholes Act," regulates the cultivation, sale, and use of marijuana in Tennessee, establishing licensing.
Tennessee SB0921, the "Pot for Potholes Act," establishes a regulatory framework for the cultivation, sale, and use of marijuana in Tennessee. The act allows adults to possess and use marijuana for personal use, with specific limits on quantities. It mandates licensing for businesses involved in marijuana cultivation, processing, and sales, with priority given to disadvantaged businesses and veteran-owned businesses. The act also sets security measures, packaging requirements, and restrictions on the proximity of marijuana establishments to schools and community facilities.
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