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OH HCR28Introducedas of 2025-10-21

Rescind portion of Executive Order 2025-05D re: intoxicating hemp

Plain-English summary

What happened: This Ohio resolution seeks to rescind the portion of Executive Order 2025-05D that addresses intoxicating hemp and has been introduced and referred to the Judiciary Committee.

Why it matters: Rescinding the executive order's intoxicating hemp provisions could remove or relax restrictions that currently limit the sale and distribution of certain hemp-derived products in Ohio.

Affects: retailers and cultivators

LATEST ACTION: Introduced and Referred to Committee: Judiciary
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