The Medical Cannabis Conditional Licensure Extension Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 amends the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative of 1999 to extend the expiration dates of conditional licenses for various medical cannabis-related entities, including cultivation centers, retailers, and testing laboratories, by an additional year. Specifically, the bill modifies Section 7 by changing the duration of conditional licenses from two years to three years, allowing license holders to have until the end of the term of the conditional license for compliance, and ensuring that licenses that automatically converted from one year to two years will now convert to three years without additional costs or approvals.

The act will take effect on June 28, 2025, following the Mayor's approval and a 30-day congressional review period. It is designed to provide a temporary extension for existing conditional licenses, which will expire 225 days after the act takes effect. The bill aims to support the medical cannabis industry in the District of Columbia by providing more flexibility and time for compliance with licensing requirements.