An Act establishing the Adult-use Cannabis Program; providing for farmer-grower permits; and imposing duties on the Department of Health.

HB 1107 establishes Pennsylvania's Adult-use Cannabis Program, legalizing cannabis for personal use by residents aged 21 and older. The bill creates a permit system for "farmer-growers" to cultivate, process, and dispense cannabis under strict rules, including limits on facility size (max 10 acres), security requirements, and regional zoning considerations. It requires farmer-growers to maintain inventory tracking, report operational changes, and pay fees, while imposing a tax on adult-use cannabis sales. The Department of Health is tasked with administering the program, enforcing regulations, and overseeing permits, directly affecting consumers, licensed businesses, and state regulatory operations.