As cannabis proponents sober up from celebrating yesterday’s de facto approval of recreational marijuana use, their attention has turned to what will actually make it into law.
While personal use of cannabis will be fully legal under the updated rules heading to parliament today in bill form, advocates said some details, especially as applied to commercial purposes, remain to be seen.
“The fight is still not over yet,” Rattapon “Guide” Sanrak of the pro-cannabis group Highland said. “We have to keep an eye on the Cannabis Act.”
He’s most concerned about what rules will dictate commercial development, comparing it to the laws protecting Thailand’s alcohol monopoly.
The public remains confused by the rules’ remaining prohibition on extracts with any meaningful amount of THC.
The adopted regulatory framework forbids THC “extracts”…
