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Introduced
01/21/2022
01/21/2022
In Committee
04/28/2022
04/28/2022
Crossed Over
03/08/2022
03/08/2022
Passed
05/03/2022
05/03/2022
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
06/27/2022
06/27/2022
Introduced Session
2022 Regular Session
Bill Summary
Removes certain duplicative regulations imposed on hemp producers in the State. Allows hemp producers to sell biomass directly to consumers. Requires that hemp produced in the State be labeled as Hawaii produced and that hemp produced outside the State be labeled with the appropriate origin.
AI Summary
This bill extends the sunset date of Act 14, Session Laws of Hawaii 2020, which establishes the state hemp processors and commercial hemp production laws, by three years to 2025. The bill aims to remove certain duplicative regulations imposed on hemp producers in the state, allow hemp producers to sell biomass directly to consumers, and require that hemp produced in the state be labeled as Hawaii-produced and hemp produced outside the state be labeled with the appropriate origin. The bill recognizes the potential of hemp as a high-value crop with diverse uses and the need to reform hemp laws in light of federal reforms, while acknowledging the need for interested parties and agencies to continue their efforts to arrive at an appropriate balance in the governing regulations.
Committee Categories
Agriculture and Natural Resources, Business and Industry
Sponsors (6)
Laura Acasio (D)*,
Mike Gabbard (D)*,
Lorraine Inouye (D)*,
Bennette Misalucha (D)*,
Gilbert Riviere (D)*,
Joy San Buenaventura (D),
Last Action
Act 137, on 06/27/2022 (Gov. Msg. No. 1238). (on 06/27/2022)
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