Guam extended the temporary cannabis laboratory-testing exemption from two years to five years after enactment of the original law. Governor Lou Leon Guerrero said no licensed laboratory had opened and the exemption was otherwise due to expire that July. Lawmakers also cited problems obtaining agency clearances; Deep Green Guam received the first cultivation operating permit in June.[1]
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References
- Guam Legislature — extension of testing exemption, Public Law 38-117Governor’s letter and Sections 1–3; signed/effective 8 April 2026; two-year period extended to five yearsarchived
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