Senate Bill No. [number], introduced by M. Noland, aims to revise laws concerning the sale of hemp products in Montana. The bill specifically prohibits the sale of hemp products that contain THC unless they are authorized as a food or drug by the United States Food and Drug Administration. The term "edible" is removed from the current law, and new definitions are provided, including a clear definition of "hemp" and "hemp product." The bill clarifies that "hemp" refers to the Cannabis sativa L. plant and its derivatives, while "hemp product" is defined as a product intended for consumption, smoking, vaping, or other methods of administration.

Additionally, the bill includes a codification instruction indicating that the new provisions will be integrated into Title 50, chapter 31, part 2 of the Montana Code. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage and approval. Overall, this legislation seeks to regulate the sale of hemp products more strictly, particularly those containing THC, to ensure compliance with federal regulations.