Task force opens draft psychedelic‑therapy recommendations for public comment; plans public testimony session
The Alaska task force said it will publish a working draft and outreach flyer, accept written testimony and hold a public comment session during a scheduled meeting; members discussed logistics, a likely two‑week comment window and a 2–3 minute limit for oral testimony.
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The Alaska Psychedelic Policy Task Force announced plans Thursday to release a redlined draft of its recommendations and to solicit public comment in a short public‑comment window followed by a scheduled testimony session.
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