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Observations
The Week Ahead
(February 28, 2022)
Four synthesized cannabinoid regulation bills had been introduced after cutoff, cannabis-related amendments were in the operating budget, and new QC rules were imminent.
The Week Ahead
(February 14, 2022)
By Tuesday evening, most bills would need to be voted out of their house of origin to continue, but three important—and contentious—cannabis-related bills remained unmoved.
The Cannabis Alliance - WA Cannabis Summit - 2021 - Fortifying Washington State in Preparation for Federalization
(September 24, 2021) - Summary
Legislative, regulatory, and lobbying leaders talked about preparing the Washington state cannabis sector for national legalization and interstate trade.
The Week Ahead
(September 20, 2021)
The social equity licensing work group would learn about “Social Consumption Lounges” and the Cannabis Alliance planned to host state officials to discuss crucial contemporary topics.
WA House - Session - Evening
(March 6, 2018) - HB 2334 - Second and Third Reading
At the end of session, representatives considered two amendments to a bill permitting importation of CBD for use as a cannabis product additive before passing it to the Senate.
The Week Ahead
(June 21, 2021)
Amidst long solstice days after a week of high temperatures, important decisions about the future of the Washington state cannabis industry were under way - and more heat was expected.
WA Senate - Session - Evening
(April 24, 2021) - SB 5476 - Concurrence Vote and Final Passage
In concurring with revised legislation to re-enact drug possession offenses while expanding treatment and recovery offerings, lawmakers positioned Washington state to move away from a punitive approach to issues of drug use while further dismantling the so-called war on drugs.
WA House - Session - Afternoon
(April 24, 2021) - SB 5476 - Second and Third Reading
House lawmakers shared personal accounts of how drug use had impacted their lives while deeply amending Senate legislation to re-enact drug possession offenses.
WA House - Session - Afternoon
(April 6, 2021) - SB 5372 - Second and Third Reading
With no proposed amendments to legislation forming a hemp processor registry and hemp extract certification, lawmakers offered a final pitch on the bill’s benefits for the hemp sector, securing not quite unanimous approval.
WA House - Session - Afternoon
(March 6, 2021) - HB 1210 - Second and Third Reading
A bill to change statutory references from ‘marijuana’ to ‘cannabis’ garnered strong support in passage by the House, but not before a lawmaker complained about changing language “we've become accustomed to.”