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This bill aims to decriminalize psilocybin, a psychoactive compound found in certain mushrooms, for adults aged 21 and older in Minnesota by eliminating criminal and civil penalties for personal use, possession, transportation, and cultivation. It defines "personal use" as consumption by the individual possessing it, not for commercial sale, and establishes a "possession limit" set by a newly created Psychedelic Medicine Board, which will also be responsible for creating rules and evaluating safe psilocybin use. The bill outlines specific limitations, such as prohibiting use in motor vehicles on public roads, public places, or school grounds, and sets penalties for violations, including a petty misdemeanor for individuals under 21 possessing psilocybin within the possession limit. Furthermore, it introduces protections against employment discrimination, housing denial, and adverse custody decisions based solely on lawful psilocybin use, and mandates public education and harm reduction programs, including training for first responders and grants for community organizations. The bill also includes appropriations for these initiatives.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/SF/4204/