The New York State Cannabis Control Board (CCB) has stepped up in its mission to upgrade the cannabis regulatory framework with several resolutions designed
The New York State Cannabis Control Board has stepped up in its mission to upgrade the cannabis regulatory framework with several resolutions designed to issue new licenses, simplify the adult-use cannabis licensing process, and enhance crucial enforcement measures.
“We’ve already accomplished a great deal in building New York’s cannabis market. And we’ve done it while centering equity,” said Chris Alexander, Executive Director of the New York State Office of Cannabis Management. “We have plenty of work to do, and an opportunity to deliver on. We will continue to work hard to protect and further those advancements so that everyone has a chance to compete.
The resolution ensures that applications meeting all necessary requirements for full operational licensure will be recommended to the CCB for approval at upcoming Board meetings. Applications that partially meet the criteria will be eligible for a provisional license, while those failing to meet the requirements will be recommended for denial.
In response to litigation that halted the issuance and processing of CAURD licenses for five months, the CCB approved a resolution to extend the provisional license period by an additional 12 months from the date of receipt. This extension accommodates regulations requiring licensees to commence operations within 12 months of provisional license issuance.
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