Medical Cannabis Program Amendments
What changed between versions
Added a new home delivery designation allowing pharmacies to deliver cannabis if they meet specific technical and payment processing standards.
Created a new 'medical cannabis courier agent' role requiring registration, background checks, and carrying an ID card while delivering shipments.
Mandated that pharmacies employ a licensed pharmacist who must work onsite during all business hours and designated a pharmacist-in-charge.
Required pharmacies to post purchase limits conspicuously and maintain video surveillance for at least 45 days.
Updated home delivery rules to require secure sealed containers, verification of ID at delivery, and specific procedures for returning or disposing of undelivered shipments.
Clarified pharmacy ownership limits to include partial ownership shares and indirect control agreements that would effectively exceed the limit.
Established a voucher program providing up to $150 monthly assistance for patients enrolled in Medicaid or Medicare.
Set the effective date of the bill to May 6, 2026.
