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This bill aims to improve Connecticut's medical cannabis program by simplifying the process of obtaining a written certification for medical cannabis, with a particular focus on making the process more accessible for disabled persons and those who have difficulty using electronic systems. The bill empowers the Department of Consumer Protection, in collaboration with the Office of the Cannabis Ombudsman, to develop new regulations that accomplish three key objectives: first, to ensure that cannabis dispensary facilities and hybrid retailers prioritize the needs of qualifying patients; second, to guarantee equitable access to cannabis products with potency levels that match patients' specific medical requirements; and third, to enhance personnel training at dispensaries and hybrid retailers so that staff are better equipped to serve qualifying patients. By addressing these aspects, the bill seeks to make the state's medical cannabis program more patient-centered, accessible, and responsive to the diverse needs of individuals who rely on medical cannabis for their health and well-being.

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