US EditionSpecial legislative session likely to end with no answer on what to do with THC products
Lawmakers face unresolved disagreements on hemp-derived THC regulation, including age limits and bans, as the industry grows rapidly after legalization.
- The Texas Legislature's second special session at the Capitol is likely to end Wednesday evening without resolving how to regulate THC products.
- This impasse follows a rare public split between Governor Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick over an outright THC ban versus regulated restrictions.
- Lawmakers are advancing bills on youth camp safety after deadly 2023 floods but remain deadlocked on THC, with negotiations reported late Wednesday.
- Rep. Gary VanDeaver expressed frustration over the stalled progress on the House floor, noting that despite efforts, they were unable to identify any shared agreement.
- Without new legislation, most hemp-derived THC products remain legal in Texas, while lawmakers must act before the September 13 session deadline.
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