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Committee recesses, schedules miscellaneous cannabis bill for 2 p.m.

2679339 · March 19, 2025

Summary

At 1 p.m. Tuesday the House of Praying Patients recessed to gather information and announced it will take up a "miscellaneous cannabis" bill at 2 p.m.; no bill text, sponsors or votes were provided during the brief announcement.

At 1 p.m. Tuesday, the House of Praying Patients recessed to gather information and said it would resume at 2 p.m. to consider a "miscellaneous cannabis" bill, the meeting host announced.

The brief announcement provided no details on the bill's text, sponsors or any planned motions. "We are taking up the miscellaneous cannabis bill at 2PM," the meeting host said after correcting an earlier misstatement of the word "cannabis."

The meeting host opened the session and said the recess was to allow staff time to assemble information for committee priorities drawn from recent surveys. No formal vote, motion text, ordinance number or resolution title was given during the recorded remarks. The host said only that the committee expected to return about 2 p.m. to continue its agenda.

The committee did not provide additional background in the recorded segment on the bill's scope, whether it concerns licensing, tax or substantive regulatory changes, or whether the item would require follow-up action or referral. The meeting transcript does not identify a bill number or sponsor; those details were not specified in the recorded remarks.

The committee is scheduled to reconvene at about 2 p.m.; further details about the bill and any formal actions were not included in the portion of the meeting on the record.

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