Senate passes bill to consolidate marijuana programs, sets consumer and advertising limits; 23-9
The Ohio Senate passed Substitute Senate Bill 56 to consolidate administration of medical and adult-use marijuana, set THC and edible limits, restrict public smoking and advertising near schools, and change home-grow and licensing rules. The measure passed 23-9 after extended floor debate.
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The Ohio Senate on Feb. 25 passed Substitute Senate Bill 56, a comprehensive bill to consolidate administration of medical and adult-use marijuana programs and to revise several elements of the state’s new adult-use framework. The measure passed on a roll call of 23 yays and 9 nays.
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