AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCBD & Hemp Policy: NSW passed medicinal cannabis driving reforms that keep roadside drug testing the same, with registered patients facing a 24-hour driving ban until lab results; below 50 ng/ml means no further action, while THC at/above the threshold triggers warnings for first/second detections. Local Regulation: Paso Robles approved new fees for its cannabis regulatory permit program for non-storefront medical and adult-use delivery operators, including $5,500 initial applications and $4,600 annual renewals. Enforcement & Courts: Oklahoma AG is seeking $376,000 in forfeiture from a Norman marijuana processor tied to pooling proceeds for allegedly unlawful dispensaries. Crackdowns: Ontario’s OPP says it dismantled an online cannabis distribution network in Windsor (“420 Cannabis”), seizing $366,000 in cannabis products, equipment, and cash. Driving & Public Safety: California’s Clovis Police announced a DUI checkpoint funded by an Office of Traffic Safety grant, reminding drivers that impairment can come from substances other than alcohol, including marijuana. Industry/Community: Weed Man launched its Grassroots Giving fundraiser, letting customers leave food donations for local food banks. Big Picture: Auckland’s government proposed scrapping CBD height limits and other planning rules to unlock more homes and jobs after the City Rail Link opened.
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