Today the Washington State Liquor Control Board adopted a Revised Interim Policy on Recreational Marijuana. This policy is needed to implement ESHB 2304 which was passed during the 2014 legislative session. The interim policy will be in effect until permanent rules are adopted. A CR 101 was filed with the Code Reviser’s Office on June [...]
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Interim Policy: Recreational Marijuana
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Staff to Recommend Re-Filing Proposed I 502 Rules to Accommodate Public Input
Staff to Recommend Re-Filing Proposed Marijuana I 502 Rules to Accommodate Public Input OLYMPIA – Staff of the Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) will recommend the Board re-file the rules necessary to implement Initiative 502 to allow time to consider recent input. Under the current schedule, the Board was expected to adopt the final [...]
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