Chapter 329D

§329D-1 Definitions for medical cannabis rules

§329D-2 Medical cannabis dispensaries: who may operate and license rules

§329D-2.5 Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation

§329D-3 Qualifications for a dispensary license

§329D-4 How to apply for a medical cannabis dispensary license

§329D-5 How medical cannabis dispensary licenses are chosen

§329D-5.5 What happens to a dispensary license when the licensee leaves

§329D-6 Dispensary operations

§329D-7 Medical cannabis dispensary rules

§329D-8 Rules for testing cannabis and certifying labs

§329D-9 Rules for making medical cannabis products

§329D-10 Allowed types of medical cannabis products

§329D-11 Rules for cannabis packaging and advertising

§329D-12 Who must pass a background check for medical cannabis

§329D-13 How much cannabis you can buy and where

§329D-14 Crimes for getting medical cannabis by fraud or forgery

§329D-15 Who is allowed inside a medical cannabis store

§329D-16 Who can enter a medical cannabis production center

§329D-17 Giving medical cannabis to a minor is a crime

§329D-18 Taking cannabis from a dispensary or production center; penalties

§329D-19 Falsifying medical cannabis dispensary records is a crime

§329D-19.5 Running a dispensary or cannabis ads without a license is a crime

§329D-20 Police and agencies can get dispensary records for criminal cases

§329D-21 License revocation and suspension

§329D-22 Where medical cannabis facilities can be located

§329D-23 Annual inspections, audits, and reports

§329D-24 Growing medical cannabis by patients and caregivers

§329D-24.5 Cannabis growers must have a license

§329D-25 State and federal agencies must work together on medical cannabis rules

§329D-26 State must run a medical cannabis education program

§329D-27 Administrative rules