Bermuda’s government announced a broader licensing proposal covering adult use, personal and commercial cultivation, and retail sales. Attorney-General Kathy Lynn Simmons said feedback on the earlier medical-only proposal had questioned its complexity and asked for wider reform. The resulting licensing bill reached the governor in 2022, when the UK instructed her not to assent to it as drafted.[1][2]
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References
- Government of Bermuda — Minister proposes new cannabis reform (26 February 2020)archived
- GOV.UK — Governor of Bermuda update on Cannabis Licensing Bill (7 September 2022)Statement dated 6 September, published 7 September; UK instruction not to assentarchived
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