Setting standards for patient and caregiver identification cards to ensure legal access to medical cannabis, establishing the Kansas medical cannabis agency within the department of health and environment and removing cannabis from the Kansas uniform controlled substances act.
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Summary
The bill would set up a state‑run medical cannabis program, require doctors to certify patients, and issue identification cards to patients and their caregivers. It also creates a new Kansas Medical Cannabis Agency, establishes a tax fund for research, and deletes cannabis from the Kansas Uniform Controlled Substances Act. The measure aims to give qualified patients legal access while protecting their privacy and rights.
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