Maine § 22 §2430-N Report to the Legislature

Maine Statutes

§ 22 §2430-N — Report to the Legislature

Maine § 22 §2430-N

Title 22HEALTH AND WELFARE

Part 5FOODS AND DRUGS

Ch. 558-CMAINE MEDICAL USE OF CANNABIS ACT

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22, § 22 §2430-N (2026).

Text

By February 15th each year, the department shall submit a report that does not disclose identifying information about qualifying patients, cardholders or medical providers to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over medical cannabis matters that contains for the previous year unless otherwise indicated, at a minimum:

1.Applications and renewals. The number of applications and renewals filed for registry identification cards and registration certificates;

2.Patients and caregivers. The number of qualifying patients and registered caregivers approved in each county;

3.Suspensions or revocations. The number of registry identification cards suspended or revoked;

4.Medical providers. The number of medical providers providing written certifications for qualify

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By February 15th each year, the department shall submit a report that does not disclose identifying information about qualifying patients, cardholders or medical providers to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over medical cannabis matters that contains for the previous year unless otherwise indicated, at a minimum:
1.
Applications and renewals.
The number of applications and renewals filed for registry identification cards and registration certificates;
2.
Patients and caregivers.
The number of qualifying patients and registered caregivers approved in each county;
3.
Suspensions or revocations.
The number of registry identification cards suspended or revoked;
4.
Medical providers.
The number of medical providers providing written certifications for qualifying patients;
5.
Dispensaries, manufacturing facilities and testing facilities.
The number of registered dispensaries, manufacturing facilities and cannabis testing facilities approved in each county;
6.
Officers, directors and assistants.
The number of officers, directors and assistants of registered caregivers and registered dispensaries, manufacturing facilities and cannabis testing facilities;
7.
Medical Use of Cannabis Fund.
The revenue and expenses of the Medical Use of Cannabis Fund established in section 2430; and
8.
Sales tax revenue.
The sales tax revenue from the sale of cannabis for medical use deposited into the General Fund for the current and prior fiscal years.