Texas HB1113 amends hemp production and regulation laws, including licensing, penalties, and research permits.
Texas HB1113 amends the Texas Agriculture Code to update hemp production and regulation. It modifies licensing requirements, including ineligibility for individuals convicted of certain felonies. The bill establishes a hemp research permit for institutions of higher education and nonprofit research entities, exempting them from certain permit and testing requirements. It also creates a criminal offense for repeat violations of hemp cultivation laws and authorizes administrative penalties for cultivating hemp without a license.
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