Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission emergency regulation establishes grounds for denying patient, caregiver, agent, and hardship cultivation registration cards, including false information, unmet requirements, unpaid fees, and prior revocation…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 501.032 establishes grounds for revoking Registration Cards and Hardship Cultivation Registrations, including deceptive information, marijuana law violations, fraud, unauthorized sales, fa…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 501.034 establishes grounds for revoking Certifying Healthcare Provider registrations, including fraudulent certification issuance and non-compliance with marijuana laws.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission emergency regulation voids Certifying Healthcare Provider registrations when medical licenses become inactive, suspended, revoked, restricted from prescribing, or when providers voluntarily cease practice or…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission establishes voluntary Leadership Rating Program for medical marijuana establishments across five categories with criteria for social justice, employment, environmental compliance, and patient services; ratin…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 501.050 requires Medical Marijuana Establishment registrations as domestic business entities with $500,000 initial capital, limits three Fully Integrated licenses per person or entity, and…
Cannabis Control Commission petitions for regulation adoption, amendment, or repeal follow specified procedures for interested parties, effective June 18, 2026.
Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 501.840 clarifies that its rules do not override landlord rights, employment law, federal regulations, or vehicle-operation restrictions; effective June 18, 2026.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission may grant waivers from regulatory requirements upon finding undue hardship and no public health risk, effective June 18, 2026.
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission establishes energy efficiency standards for cultivation facilities, requiring building envelope and HVAC compliance with state codes, limiting horticultural lighting to 36 watts per square foot, and exemptin…
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