Bill > HB54

This bill allows alternative treatment centers (ATCs), which are facilities that provide cannabis for therapeutic purposes, to operate as for-profit businesses, in addition to their current ability to operate as non-profit entities. It clarifies that ATCs can be organized as domestic business corporations under RSA 293-A or domestic limited liability companies under RSA 304-C, and provides procedures for ATCs organized as voluntary corporations under RSA 292 to convert to these for-profit structures. The bill also updates requirements for ATC boards of directors or managers to include at least one physician, advance practice registered nurse, or pharmacist licensed in New Hampshire, and at least one registered qualifying patient, with a majority of board members being New Hampshire residents, and specifies that medical professionals on the board cannot have an ownership interest in the center.

Budget and Finance, Health and Social Services, Justice

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