10 Takeaways From This Week’s Cannabis Control Commission Meeting
From badging, to addressing the nonpayment issue, to a doc on social equity, to record sales, worker safety, and dispensaries that sell scratch tickets
From badging, to addressing the nonpayment issue, to a doc on social equity, to record sales, worker safety, and dispensaries that sell scratch tickets
Worker safety, research, testing, social consumption, delivery, and—finally—movement on the Social Equity Trust Fund
“Are we on sound legal footing? More than anything, that has to be the lens that we look at this through.”
Cannabis regulators vote to scrap “burdensome” “two-driver” rule. “We have met with delivery operators and couriers to truly understand. … It was a collaborative conversation.”
Concepcion will continue setting the agenda—but only until the next Cannabis Control Commission meeting
Suspended Chair Shannon O’Brien’s meeting with appointing state Treasurer Deb Goldberg is pushed back. As cannabis commissioners carry out duties under placeholders, major questions still loom around leadership.
“A collaborative effort will get us through these next few months.”
CCC advances discussion on “two-driver” rule, drops to “no” towns, and other delivery issues. Votes could come in November or December.
Cannabis Control Commission addresses “two-driver” rule, allowing deliveries to “no” towns, and other possible tweaks, but need more time to finalize decisions on some long-simmering issues
Following some bickering over who is in charge, Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission members get to business
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