Bill > SB232

This bill: - Repeals the Low THC Oil Patient Registry and provides for the medical use of marijuana in Georgia. - Defines key terms like "debilitating medical condition," "designated caregiver," and "medical marijuana." - Establishes a process for qualifying patients and designated caregivers to register and obtain registry identification cards to use and possess medical marijuana. - Requires the Department of Public Health to adopt rules governing the registration process and the addition of new qualifying medical conditions. - Authorizes the Department of Revenue to register and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries, including setting application and renewal fees. - Establishes a tracking system to monitor the growth, processing, and distribution of medical marijuana. - Provides protections for cardholders against discrimination in employment, housing, and medical care. - Imposes penalties for violations of the law, including revocation of registry identification cards and dispensary registration certificates. The bill is intended to allow Georgia residents with qualifying medical conditions to legally access and use medical marijuana.