Leaders of Vermont’s Cannabis Industry To Lobby Lawmakers For Regulatory Changes
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Over-regulation poses an “existential threat” to the state
More than two dozen cannabis-business owners will meet at the State House on Wednesday to push legislators for changes to how Vermont regulates their industry.
Business leaders, including Lt. Gov. John Rodgers, are expected to testify in the House Government Operations and Military Affairs Committee this morning. They have planned a 12:30 press conferences to unveil their wish-list of proposed reforms.
Eli Harrington, founder of the Vermont Cannabis Convention, said that over-regulation poses an “existential threat” to the state’s more than 600 cannabis-license holders.
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