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On the regulatory side, the state’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board would oversee four types of licensing – cultivator, processor, tester, and retailer – and each license would require an annual renewal Her bill would also decriminalize possession of less than one ounce of cannabis and provide free expungements for those convicted of a marijuana-related misdemeanors. A permanent legislative committee would provide oversight. Money would also be dedicated to help establish the agricultural and regulatory frameworks needed to make legalization a success. Remaining funds would be placed into the General Fund to allow for flexibility in spending as needs change with time. The bill would dedicate up to 25% of the state’s cannabis revenue going toward funding addiction treatment, to reduce the Commonwealth’s opioid epidemic
Many Kentuckians would also be helped by having their criminal record expunged, while farmers would have a new crop rivaling what tobacco was for many decades.” By doing this, we could see as much as $100 million annually in new tax revenue, money that could make a real and lasting difference. It is time to take advantage of the revenue from this growing market and stop the illegal trafficking of marijuana.
“Kentucky has been desperate for new revenue for years to deal with rising costs in education, public employee pensions and healthcare. “Fifteen states, including neighboring Illinois, have legalized cannabis and are reaping its considerable benefits,” said Rep. Campbell County's Representative Rachel Roberts (KY-District 67) says that the legislation would open up new tax revenues, lead to the expungement of criminal records for potentially thousands of citizens convicted of weed-related misdemeanors, and will also open the door for those who suffer from chronic medical conditions to use the plant as an aid.
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