Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission may issue administrative subpoenas to examine marijuana establishment records and compel witness interviews, with noncompliance subject to administrative or disciplinary action.
The Cannabis Control Commission may issue administrative holds on marijuana products to inspect facilities, prevent evidence destruction, or protect public health, requiring businesses to segregate held inventory in restricted areas and comply with …
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission may assess administrative fines up to $50,000 per violation of cannabis laws, with amounts adjusted for aggravating or mitigating circumstances, and unpaid fines within 30 days risk license suspension or rev…
Massachusetts cannabis cultivators must implement written policies for diversion prevention, recalls, waste disposal, transportation, and fire safety; demonstrate energy compliance through a licensed professional engineer or architect before final l…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation 935 CMR 500.130 requires marijuana product manufacturers to comply with food sanitation standards, maintain ingredient records, submit product databases with potency and photographs before sale, a…
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation establishes 5.5-milligram THC single-serving limits and 110-milligram package limits for edibles, requiring individual wrapping, homogenous THC distribution, and Commission-issued marking symbols.
Massachusetts establishes 2026-2027 migratory game bird hunting seasons with specific open dates, bag limits, and possession limits for waterfowl species across Berkshire, Central, and Coastal regions, including special provisions for veterans, mili…
Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance establishes the CARES program as targeted case management for members under 21 with medical complexity, requiring provider certification and reimbursed through monthly fees.
Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance mandates mental health providers maintain records of member demographics, clinical assessments, treatment plans, medication profiles, and CANS screenings for members under 21.
Medical Marijuana Establishments and Host Communities must submit written plans of correction within ten business days of receiving deficiency statements, specifying corrective steps and timetables for Commission review and approval.
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