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12th May 2022
US - Colorado: Senate Bill (SB) 22-205 has been passed by the House and now heads back to the Senate to reconcile a minor amendment made since the Senate passed the bill. SB 22-205 would allow the department of public health and environment to enact rules to prohibit "the chemical modification, conversion, or synthetic derivation of intoxicating tetrahydrocannabinol isomers, including delta-8, delta-9, and delta-10, or other intoxicating tetrahydrocannabinol isomers that originate from industrial hemp or may be synthetically modified". It would also establish a task force "to study intoxicating hemp products and make legislative and rule recommendations".9th May 2022
- US - Colorado: Senate Bill (SB) 22-205 was passed by the Senate and now heads to the House. The bill originally would have cracked down on intoxicating hemp-derived products by setting THC caps. However, the amended and passed version would form a task force to study intoxicating hemp products and make legislative recommendations, and would allow the Department of Public Health and Environment to regulate such products.
4th May 2022
US - Colorado: Senate Bill 22-205 has been amended, reportedly in response to a backlash from the hemp industry. The original bill would have cracked down on intoxicating hemp-derived products by setting THC caps and effectively requiring manufacturers to have a cannabis licence. The amendments would form a task force to study intoxicating hemp products and make legislative recommendations, and would allow the Department of Public Health and Environment to regulate such products. SB 22-205 has not yet been passed by either chamber.
