AN ACT REQUIRING CERTAIN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES TO ALLOW TERMINALLY ILL QUALIFYING PATIENTS TO USE CANNABIS.

Summary

The bill obligates certain health‑care facilities in Connecticut to allow patients who are terminally ill and have a valid cannabis registration to use medical marijuana on the premises. Use must be non‑smoked, recorded in the patient’s chart, and subject to storage and safety guidelines. The measure aims to give end‑of‑life patients access to cannabis while protecting other patients and staff.

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