The Hashish Management Division (“DCC” or “the Division”) presents the next proposals guidelines to the Frequent Sense Initiative and looking for public remark from Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
OAC 1301:18-1-01 DEFINITIONS (New)
- The DCC presents definitions associated to license purposes, together with deserted purposes and twin licensing. The definition of disqualifying offense comes from ORC 3780.01.
OAC 1301: 18-2-01 GENERAL APPLICATIONS (New)
- This rule establishes a requirement that the Division present advance discover of any utility interval on its web site and prescribe the knowledge required within the discover.
OAC 1301: 2-18-02 AUTHORIZED INITIAL APPLICATION PERIODS OF NON-MEDICAL CANNABIS (New)
- This rule describes the preliminary utility interval for the non-medical hashish license, who’s eligible to use, and when purposes have to be obtainable as prescribed by ORC 3780.
OAC 1301: 2-18-05 APPLICATION TO CONVERT MEDICAL MARIJUANA LICENSE INTO DUAL-USE CANNABIS LICENSE (New)
- Pursuant to ORC 3780.10, the Division should concern nonmedical hashish licenses by September 7, 2024 to candidates who maintain a medical marijuana operator's certificates or a provisional license issued underneath ORC 3796.
- The draft guidelines suggest to make purposes obtainable for a dual-use license.
- A dual-use license permits the licensee to take part in each the medical and grownup hashish markets.
- A present medical marijuana licensee who desires to take part within the non-medical hashish market of their present location should apply for a dual-use license.
- There isn’t a utility payment for a dual-use license utility.
The enterprise influence evaluation and full textual content of the proposed guidelines will be discovered right here right here.
The Division will assessment and think about the feedback acquired earlier than submitting the proposed guidelines to the Joint Committee on Revision of Company Guidelines pursuant to Chapter 119 of the Ohio Revised Code.
