Bill > SB2532

This bill establishes a medical cannabis program in Tennessee under the purview of a medical cannabis commission. It defines key terms like "qualified patient," "designated caregiver," and "acceptable form of medical cannabis." The bill sets possession limits, protects qualified patients and caregivers from certain penalties, and outlines the responsibilities of qualified physicians, employers, schools, and landlords. It creates a patient registry and an identification card system, and it redefines "marijuana" to exclude products containing less than 0.9% delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol. The bill also includes provisions related to firearm purchases and law enforcement's use of the patient registry.