Subchapter 3 | Infusionry

Subchapter 3: Commissions

§ 5431. Commission as steward; qualifications; no immunity or benefit

Qualifications for licensing: 21+, legal residency/employment requirements, pass a basic examination approved by the Office based on the statutes, rules, and ethics relevant to stewardship acts.

§ 5432. Grounds to deny, refuse to renew, revoke, suspend, or condition commission of steward.

Standards of professional compliance similar to a drivers’ license framework of basic knowledge testing for licensure.

§ 5433. Renewals; continuing education

Annual renewals
20 hours of training, seminars, tax reporting, technology sessions, and general compliance training over two year intervals.
Criteria established by industry experts and approved by the ISB- who are all appointed by officials to feel confident that public safety is being met.

§ 5434. Database of stewards

Gives the Office the authority to securely house data on licensing program.
Allows stewards the opportunity to clear technology for the use in cannabis business transactions and activities. This creates transparency when using “the internet” to conduct legal business within state bounds.

§ 5435. Prohibitions; offenses & disciplinary matters

Establishes the penalties for offenses as well as for non-commissioned stewards engaging in stewardship activities (commerce) of cannabis.

§ 5436. Exemptions

Standard exemptions for courts, civil servants, and other standard exemptions
Attorney that have CLE’s in related materials do not need to add 20 more hours of continuing education credits.
Complaint processes, and fee exemptions established.

§ 5437. Unprofessional conduct

Grounds for dismissal from the regulated framework- including violation of local statutes, or other state cannabis boards or where other states recognize similar stewardship or professional cannabis commissions.

§ 5438. Penalties