Read twice and referred to the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry.
Summary
The Hemp Safety Enforcement Act allows a state or Indian tribe to opt out of federal hemp regulations by notifying the USDA, provided they require a minimum age for buying hemp‑derived cannabinoid products. Those jurisdictions can then apply their own definitions of hemp and enforce their own rules, while interstate commerce of hemp products remains allowed. The amendment to the 1946 Agricultural Marketing Act takes effect when related 2026 appropriations‑act changes become effective.
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