The resolution SR 984 requests that the Cannabis Control Commission conduct a study on statutory reform and rules and regulations to regulate the sale of hemp THC-infused beverages. It emphasizes the need for a structured framework to oversee these emerging products, which may present both opportunities and potential public health risks. The resolution highlights the importance of understanding the health effects of these beverages, particularly concerning underage consumption, and calls for the establishment of regulations to ensure safe access and responsible use.

To achieve this, the resolution mandates that the Cannabis Control Commission consult with medical experts and relevant state agencies, such as the Department of Health and the Department of Business Regulation, to develop guidelines on dosage limits, packaging, labeling, licensing, and age restrictions. The goal is to create a unified regulatory framework that protects public health and safety while supporting local businesses in the hemp THC-infused beverage market. The Commission is tasked with delivering these recommendations to the General Assembly.