Public policy observationFederal hemp definition changes in 41 daysOct 2, 2026

Terracotta

Hemp + Cannabis Policy, With Sources and Gaps

Bill or rule · record 359caf4b-0f39-4bea-ba7d-a3291b182fca

Amends existing law to provide that certain nabiximols shall not be considered Schedule I controlled substances.

What this record says

H0446 is a Idaho measure: Amends existing law to provide that certain nabiximols shall not be considered Schedule I controlled substances. Latest recorded action: Reported Signed by Governor on March 7, 2022 Session Law Chapter 22 Effective: 07/01/2022 Terracotta's analytical effect: Idaho: nabiximols not Schedule I; supports medical cannabis research access..

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Bill Number
H0446
Chamber
State
Public display title
Amends Existing Law To Provide That Certain Nabiximols Shall Not Be Considered Schedule I Controlled Substances.
Impact
Both Benefit
Effect rationale
Idaho: Nabiximols Not Schedule I; Supports Medical Cannabis Research Access.
Last action
Mar 8, 2022
Relevance
Relevant
Relevance Reason
The Title Or Analyst Note Contains A Direct Hemp/Cannabis Policy Reference.
Source Type
Aggregator
State
ID
Status
Reported Signed By Governor On March 7, 2022 Session Law Chapter 22 Effective: 07/01/2022
Title
Amends Existing Law To Provide That Certain Nabiximols Shall Not Be Considered Schedule I Controlled Substances.
Imported URL
Open source