The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission held their final meeting of 2022 at the end of December with a limited agenda. The meeting focused solely on whether to end three of their pandemic era policies set to expire on December 31st. These include the use of telehealth for initial patient consultations, the sale of products curbside by medical marijuana dispensaries, and the ability for cannabis companies to hold community outreach meetings virtually. Commissioners ended up voting unanimously to extend these policies until their meeting on February 9th with a plan to hold a more robust discussion on these topics based on data that will be compiled by staff.
Find the full story from State House News Service on the WBZ News Radio website here: https://wbznewsradio.iheart.com/content/mass-cannabis-regulators-push-telehealth-pandemic-policies-into-new-year/
Read the full announcement about the curbside pickup extension from the Cannabis Control Commission website here: https://masscannabiscontrol.com/2022/12/administrative-order-allowing-curbside-operations-for-medical-marijuana-treatment-centers-december-29-2022/
