SB86

Regulate and tax intoxicating hemp, drinkable cannabinoid product

Senate | In House Committee (General Government)

📋 What This Bill Does

SB86 regulates the sale of intoxicating hemp products by generally prohibiting their sale except at licensed dispensaries, establishes regulations for drinkable cannabinoid products, and imposes taxes on these products. The bill requires licensing for dispensaries and manufacturers, mandates testing of products, and sets penalties for violations.

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Rationale

The bill imposes significant regulations and taxes on intoxicating hemp and cannabinoid products, which conflicts with Libertarian principles of personal liberty, free markets, and minimal government intervention. It restricts individual choices regarding consumption and increases government control over personal and economic activities.

Risks and Concerns

Increased government control over personal choices
Potential for overreach in enforcement and regulation
Economic burden on small businesses due to licensing and taxation

Platform Citations (4)

1.1 Self-Ownership OPPOSES

The bill restricts individual rights to choose what to consume.

2.1 Aggression, Property, and Contract OPPOSES

The bill imposes regulations that interfere with voluntary transactions.

taxation_spending OPPOSES

The bill introduces new taxes on hemp products.

free_markets OPPOSES

The bill creates a regulated market that limits competition.