NY A05129Introducedas of 2025-02-12
Provides that any applicant who cultivates for sale or sells cannabis, cannabis products, medical cannabis, or any product marketed or labeled as such, without having an appropriate registration, license or permit therefor, shall be deemed ineligible to receive or renew a license to sell cannabis.
Plain-English summary
What happened: A proposed New York bill, referred to the economic development committee, would permanently bar from licensure any applicant found to have cultivated or sold cannabis without the required registration, license, or permit.
Why it matters: Unlicensed operators seeking to enter the legal market would be disqualified, and current licensees found to have prior unlicensed activity could face denial of renewals.
Affects: retailers and cultivators
LATEST ACTION: referred to economic development
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