Makes various changes to membership on Cannabis Regulatory Commission and to legalized medical and personal use cannabis marketplace.

This bill makes several key changes to New Jersey's cannabis regulatory framework. It modifies the Cannabis Regulatory Commission by changing how the chair is selected (from the Governor to a commission member), increasing salaries for commission members and the executive director, and allowing commission members who hold local elected office to campaign and fundraise for their positions. The bill also streamlines licensing for medical cannabis dispensaries seeking adult-use retail licenses, permitting them to operate adult-use retail spaces on the same premises as medical dispensaries without needing municipal approval, provided they've operated lawfully for at least 180 days. Additionally, it requires the New Jersey State Police to develop an enforcement program targeting unlicensed cannabis businesses, which can be deemed public nuisances subject to closure.