Creates a commission to study how the federal government would regulate cannabis like alcohol.
This bill would create a special commission to study how the federal government could regulate cannabis, similar to alcohol. This group would advise Congress on ending federal cannabis prohibition and developing new rules. It aims to address impacts on communities, businesses, and medical patients.
Today, cannabis is federally illegal, making research difficult and leading to criminal charges, even though many states have legalized it. After this bill, the Attorney General would set up a commission to study how to regulate cannabis at the federal level, much like alcohol. This commission would gather public input and propose solutions to current problems, aiming for a prompt pathway to federal regulation.
HR 2935 · 119th Congress · April 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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