Massachusetts Senate Committee Advances Bill to Study Marijuana Licensing, Taxes, Labeling and Potency Limits
The Massachusetts Senate Committee on Cannabis Policy voted to advance a bill ordering a study of several marijuana proposals.
- a temporary pause on certain license types
- dedicating a portion of excise taxes to youth prevention
- new product labeling rules
- limits on THC potency
Senate Bill 2677 directs the Cannabis Policy Committee to conduct an investigation and study of four pending measures.
One proposal, from State Senator Michael O. Moore, would place a temporary pause on certain marijuana license types while regulators review the current market and how licenses are being allocated.
Author's summary: Massachusetts Senate Committee advances marijuana study bill.
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