DOVER, Delaware — Delaware’s 153rd General Assembly has recessed after passing a series of legislative updates designed to bolster the state’s marijuana regulatory framework before adjourning.
The new laws are intended to build on the foundation already in place for Delaware’s cannabis program, adding more structure and oversight to how marijuana is regulated across the state.
Commissioner Sanderlin spoke positively about the changes, saying, “These legislative updates provide important clarity and structure as Delaware continues to build a responsible and effective marijuana program.”
The Office of Marijuana Commissioner is expected to play a central role in implementing the newly passed measures as Delaware continues developing its cannabis oversight program.
