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NY S07274Introducedas of 2025-04-08

Requires applicants for a permit, registration, or license issued by the cannabis control board to report any relevant law enforcement interactions that occur during the application review process; provides for automatic denial of such application for failure to make such report.

Plain-English summary

What happened: A New York bill reported to the Codes Committee would require cannabis license and permit applicants to disclose any law enforcement interactions that occur during the application review period, with automatic denial for failure to report.

Why it matters: The requirement adds a new ongoing disclosure obligation during the application process, creating denial risk for applicants who experience or fail to report relevant law enforcement contact.

Affects: retailers and cultivators and labs

LATEST ACTION: REPORTED AND COMMITTED TO CODES
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