The bill amends specific sections of the North Dakota Century Code concerning medical marijuana regulations, particularly focusing on container sizes for cannabinoid concentrates and the qualifications for designated caregivers. It establishes that a container holding a cannabinoid concentrate for dispensing cannot exceed one gram. Additionally, it specifies that a designated caregiver must be at least twenty-one years of age and agrees to manage the well-being of a registered qualifying patient regarding their medical use of marijuana.

Furthermore, the bill modifies the application process for a registry identification card for qualifying patients. It allows applicants who are unable to obtain a current North Dakota identification due to medical conditions to submit alternative documentation approved by the department. The application must still include essential personal information, a photographic copy of identification, and signatures as required. The bill also maintains a disclosure regarding the potential violation of federal law concerning firearm possession for individuals who possess marijuana.

Statutes affected:
INTRODUCED: 19-24.1-03