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Archived Legislation

A comprehensive record of Georgia medical cannabis legislation — from the founding of the Low THC Oil Registry in 2015 through the present session. Use this archive to understand how policy has evolved and what still needs to change.

Georgia's medical cannabis program was created by HB 1 in 2015 and has been amended through subsequent legislative sessions. GMCS tracks every bill that affects patient access, registry administration, dispensary licensing, and qualifying conditions. This archive is maintained for patient education and advocacy purposes.

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Legislative Sessions

SB 220Patients First Act
Passed SenateGMCS: Support

Would expand qualifying conditions, increase dispensary licenses, and reduce physician certification barriers for Georgia patients.

View on legis.ga.gov
HB 797Low THC Oil Registry Amendments
In CommitteeGMCS: Support

Proposes amendments to the Low THC Oil Registry administration and patient card renewal process.

View on legis.ga.gov

Bill Status Key

Signed into LawPassed SenatePassed HouseIn CommitteeDid Not PassVetoed

This archive is maintained for educational purposes. Bill summaries are written by GMCS staff and do not constitute legal advice. For official bill text, visit the Georgia General Assembly website at legis.ga.gov.

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