The appointed-day notice commenced Parts I and II of the Cannabis Act, establishing the Bahamas Cannabis Authority, along with four rulemaking and oversight sections. It did not commence the licensing, medical access, possession, fixed-penalty or religious-use provisions, so this administrative step did not change personal cannabis freedom.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Bahamas here.
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