Texas HB2975 regulates cannabis cultivation, manufacture, distribution, sale, and taxation, while restricting local regulation and imposing licensing.
HB2975 establishes a framework for the regulation of cannabis in Texas, including licensing requirements for cannabis growers, establishments, transporters, and testing facilities. It sets forth personal use allowances for adults, outlines permissible and prohibited local regulations, and mandates security measures for cannabis businesses. The bill also imposes taxes on cannabis sales and creates a fund for veterans' assistance. It prohibits selling cannabis to minors and selling or distributing cannabis in certain public places.
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