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Texas Governor Sets Hemp Regulation Agenda For Legislature’s Special Session After Vetoing All-Out Ban
About two weeks after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) vetoed a bill that would have put a statewide ban on consumable hemp products with any traces of THC, the governor on Wednesday announced that two specific hemp-related issues will be on the agenda for a special legislative session set to begin later this month.
Gov. Abbott revises special session agenda to include emergency preparedness
After the regular legislative session concluded in May, Abbott vetoed 26 bills and called a special session to address six legislative priorities, The Center Square reported. After the historic July 4 flooding and catastrophic loss of life, he announced a revised session agenda that prioritizes emergency preparedness and many other issues.
Gov. Greg Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 means dispensaries can keep their doors open — for now. Their future now hinges on a ...
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Gov. Abbott orders special session on Hill Country flooding, redistricting, THC and unfinished GOP prioritiesThe Republican governor laid out an ambitious agenda that includes an unexpected array of conservative bills that failed ...
Abbott’s lengthy agenda for the Texas Legislature includes unfinished business, such as eliminating the STAAR test, and ...
Don’t bet on the Texas Legislature passing another total ban on THC products, no matter what Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says.
Despite Patrick's tough talk about shutting down the hemp industry, observers predict he'll ultimately accept regulating it.
Gov. Greg Abbott was right to veto Senate Bill 3 and call for a better path. (June 25, 1A, “Abbott vetoes THC product ban ...
Medical marijuana and hemp can co-exist in Texas, if it’s done responsibly.” By Stephen Simpson, The Texas Tribune Texas’s ...
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