Federal commission would study how to end cannabis prohibition and create new rules.
This bill would create a federal commission to study how the government could regulate cannabis, similar to how alcohol is regulated. The commission would propose ways to fix problems caused by current cannabis laws, like limited access to banking for businesses and barriers to research. Its goal is to prepare the federal government for a future where cannabis is no longer federally prohibited.
Today, cannabis is federally illegal, which creates challenges for businesses, researchers, and individuals, even in states where it's legal. If this bill passes, a commission would be created within 30 days to study how to end this federal ban and create new rules for cannabis, similar to alcohol. This commission would gather public input and propose solutions to address the negative impacts of current laws and prepare for future federal regulation.
S 3576 · 119th Congress · December 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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