In a move that could severely impact Montana’s budding cannabis industry, Republican Senator Keith Regier has presented a bill that would effectively dismantle the state’s recreational sales program just over a year after its launch. The proposed legislation, Senate Bill 546, aims to curb adult-use dispensaries by enforcing stringent restrictions that would limit not only medical marijuana allowances but also eliminate recreational sales, as reported by the Montana Free Press.
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