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This resolution, titled the "Arizona Marijuana Alignment and Public Safety Act," establishes new regulations for the marijuana industry in Arizona. Key provisions include preventing individuals convicted of violent crimes from holding leadership positions in marijuana businesses, defining and limiting the cultivation canopy size for licensed establishments, and setting specific limits on residual solvents in marijuana products produced using solvent-based extraction. The resolution also prohibits the interstate commerce of marijuana cultivated, manufactured, or sold in Arizona unless federal law explicitly permits it, and mandates a seed-to-sale tracking system to detect diversion. Furthermore, it directs the state to create a regulatory framework to prepare licensees for potential federal oversight of marijuana as a controlled substance and allows for the sharing of licensing information with federal agencies. The act also includes a severability clause, meaning if any part of the law is found invalid, the rest will remain in effect, and it will be submitted to voters at the next general election.

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