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Montana Cannabis Legislation

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Providers rip proposed rule changes to state medical marijuana program

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We want to help you stay informed on Montana MMJ laws and how they affect Montana cannabis businesses. Want to quickly reference current law? Are you interested in learning more about the history of legislating cannabis in this state? Do you want to see how past and current legislators as well as running candidates stand on the industry? You can even check out action that’s been taken, being taken, and how you can get involved. Current Law, Legislators, and Action coming soon!

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The Montana Marijuana Program has endured so many changes since its inception in 2004. We wanted to create a timeline to visualize just some of the major events that have taken place.
Because we work in such a tumultuous industry, we’re sure Planet-3 missed some elements in the timeline. Please feel free to help us add to it!
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February 20, 2020

The DPHHS held a hearing in which they took public comment about the Proposed Rule Package that was first published at the end of January of 2020. These new rules would change a number of policies in the Montana MMJ Program including much harsher bans on advertising, restricting the sale of out-of-state CBD, and prohibiting providers from growing and selling hemp flower. Changes were also proposed regarding the daily and monthly equivalencies, fees and other aspects of the law found in SB 265. (source)(source)

January 13, 2020

New Approach Montana submitted a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana and a constitutional amendment that would allow a technical change to state law stipulating that only adults 21 and older could possess or purchase cannabis (source) (source) (initiative) (constitutional initiative)

December 18, 2019

New Approach Montana submitted a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana and a constitutional amendment that would allow a technical change to state law stipulating that only adults 21 and older could possess or purchase cannabis (source) (source) (initiative) (constitutional initiative)

December 18, 2019

The DPHHS began enforcement of the Emergency Rules on Wednesday at 1:00 pm. 

The restrictions include the sale of all flavored e-cigarette products, including flavored nicotine, THC, and CBD e-cigarette products, in-store and online. The rules did not require retailers to destroy their existing inventory. (source) (notice)

December 13, 2019

The DPHHS Announced its notice of intent to begin enforcing Emergency Rules that temporarily restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarette products in Montana. DPHHS is proceeding with enforcement of the rules, citing that the Temporary Restraining Order preventing enforcement expired by operation of law in October.

Since the Emergency Rules were first announced, DPHHS has confirmed five additional cases of E-cigarette or Vaping Product Use Associated Lung Injury (EVALI) in Montana. (source) (notice)

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We’ve written original content on a range of topics for the Montana cannabis industry. Check out what we’ve written about Montana law and legislating.

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May 1, 2019

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