Relates to authorizing qui tam proceedings for civil violations of the cannabis law

This bill allows private individuals to file lawsuits on behalf of the state to recover money lost due to violations of the cannabis law. It expands the types of civil penalties that can be pursued, specifically adding those related to knowingly concealing funds or improperly avoiding payment obligations. The legislation authorizes the Attorney General to seek these penalties in court, which include a fine ranging from $6,000 to $12,000 plus three times the actual damages suffered by the government. This change enables the state to use a legal mechanism known as qui tam to enforce compliance and collect damages from those who break cannabis regulations.