2025 bills / H.B. 54

H.B. 54 Cannabinoid Amendments (2025)

Became lawWritten by Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost · carried in the Senate by Sen. Evan J. Vickers

  1. Introduced
  2. House committee
  3. House vote
  4. Senate committee
  5. Senate vote
  6. Signed into law

What this bill does

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The bill bans certain cannabinoids from cannabinoid products, lets the Department of Agriculture and Food limit others, and requires hemp retailers to keep video surveillance. It also creates a new license with ownership limits for independent medical cannabis pharmacies, allows more of them, and repeals the state central patient portal.

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Official description
  • defines terms
  • prohibits certain cannabinoids from being used in cannabinoid products
  • allows the Department of Agriculture and Food to limit certain types of cannabinoids that are found in a cannabinoid product
  • amends background check requirements for cannabinoid processor licenses
  • amends qualifications for obtaining a cannabinoid processor license
  • requires industrial hemp retailers to maintain a video surveillance system
  • amends provisions related to cannabinoid product enforcement
  • requires a person to have a cannabis processor license to transport hemp concentrate
  • removes the requirement that certain cannabinoid products be in a medicinal dosage form
  • allows for additional medical cannabis pharmacies
  • creates a new medical cannabis pharmacy license for independent medical cannabis pharmacies
  • creates ownership restrictions for independent medical cannabis pharmacies
  • adjusts fees for certain medical cannabis pharmacy licenses
  • amends provisions regarding cannabis production and sanitation
  • modifies provisions related to enforcement and appeals
  • amends provisions related to closed-door medical cannabis pharmacies
  • allows a cannabis processing facility to have a website that includes product information
  • amends provisions regarding when the department may seize products and test products
  • amends provisions related to information a medical cannabis pharmacy must have available to a patient purchasing medical cannabis
  • creates a reporting requirement for the department
  • repeals sections related to the state central patient portal
  • makes technical and conforming changes
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