The Guam Post reports… The Office of the Attorney General has not yet received the draft rules and regulations to govern the Guam cannabis industry, according to AG spokeswoman Carlina Charfauros. An AG review of the rules is one step needed to proceed with the adjudication process. The rules did not include provisions for vertical integration, which would have allowed businesses to license and take part in multiple aspects of the cannabis industry at once. The Cannabis Control Board is expected to transmit the recently completed rules and regulations. It’s not clear why the rules have not yet been sent to the AG’s office.
The Guam Post reports…
The Office of the Attorney General has not yet received the draft rules and regulations to govern the Guam cannabis industry, according to AG spokeswoman Carlina Charfauros.
The Cannabis Control Board is expected to transmit the recently completed rules and regulations.
An AG review of the rules is one step needed to proceed with the adjudication process. The governor’s review and approval is also needed, and then transmittal to the Legislature for the final review process under the Administrative Adjudication Law.
It’s not clear why the rules have not yet been sent to the AG’s office....
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