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Guam cannabis board continues to work on cannabis rules

The Cannabis Control Board met for about an hour Wednesday afternoon to discuss changes to the proposed rules and regulations for the recreational cannabis industry.

Board Vice Chairwoman Dafne Shimizu, director of the Department of Revenue and Taxation, presented amendments to the rules for retail cannabis stores and for enforcement and penalties.

Most of the changes are small, related to clarifying the requirements for transferring cannabis between licensed businesses and the process for reporting a customer who presents a fake identification card.

Board members briefly discussed whether there should be daily limits on cannabis purchases, but decided against placing a limit, noting the recreational cannabis law only limits how much cannabis an adult can possess in public, not how much cannabis they can possess overall. The limit when out it public is one ounce of dried cannabis flower.

Read more at guampdn.com

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