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Senate adopts second substitute tightening medical cannabis rules on IDs, delivery and anti‑competitive enforcement
Summary
Second substitute SB 233 clarifies identification requirements for patients, narrows permitted delivery locations, strengthens anti‑competitive enforcement and adds a due‑process complaint mechanism for government employees alleging discrimination related to medical cannabis use.
Senators adopted a second substitute to Senate Bill 233 on Feb. 16, 2024 that contains a package of technical and enforcement changes to Utah’s medical cannabis program.
Sponsor Sen. Luz Escamilla said the substitute mirrors existing pharmacy identification requirements to remove ambiguity, narrows the earlier…
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