Legal marijuana sales in Connecticut are barely a week old, but lawmakers there are already mulling changes to the new law.
CTPost reports that the opening days of the state’s legislative session have proposed a slate of new regulations over the cannabis program, including “changes to how the state issues cannabis licenses to efforts to further decriminalize the drug and increase safety labeling requirements.”
The proposals, the outlet noted, “have varying chances of successfully becoming law.”
CTPost has more on the various proposals being floated by Connecticut lawmakers:
“House Majority Leader Jason Rojas, D-East Hartford, is proposing changes to the
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