A01293
IntroducedNYProvides for reciprocity agreements with other states for medical cannabis programs; directs the cannabis control board to promulgate regulations for the approval of pre-roll products in the medical cannabis program.
New York · Session 2025
Status
Introduced
As of Jan 9, 2025
Last Action
referred to economic development
Official Source
Official Full Bill TextSummary
A New York bill referred to the Economic Development committee would establish reciprocity agreements with other states for medical cannabis programs and direct the Cannabis Control Board to create regulations approving pre-roll products in the medical cannabis program. Reciprocity provisions could expand the patient base eligible to purchase from New York medical cannabis operators, and pre-roll approval would broaden the product types available in the medical market.
What
A New York bill referred to the Economic Development committee would establish reciprocity agreements with other states for medical cannabis programs and direct the Cannabis Control Board to create regulations approving pre-roll products in the medical cannabis program.
Who
retailers and cultivators and patients
Why
Reciprocity provisions could expand the patient base eligible to purchase from New York medical cannabis operators, and pre-roll approval would broaden the product types available in the medical market.
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