A licence under the Cannabis Regulations is required to manufacture all cannabis products – even if they do not contain THC.

• This includes most products derived from industrial hemp, including CBD, but excludes products derived from non-viable grains of industrial hemp, provided they contain no more than 10 micrograms per gram (10 ppm) THC.

• Those selling cosmetic products with cannabis grain derivatives that are exempt from the application of the Cannabis Act under the Industrial Hemp Regulations (IHR) should be aware of the IHR requirements.

Content

1. Interpretation

2. Non-application

• PART 1 - General Authorizations and Prohibition

• PART 2 - Licensing

• PART 3 - Security Clearances

• PART 4 - Physical Security Measures

• PART 5 - Good Production Practices

• PART 6 - Cannabis Products

• PART 7 - Packaging and Labelling

• PART 8 - Drugs Containing Cannabis

• PART 9 - Combination Products and Devices

• PART 10 - Importation and Exportation for Medical or Scientific Purposes

• PART 11 - Retention of Documents and Information

• PART 12 - Reporting and Disclosure

• PART 13 - Test Kits

• PART 14 - Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes

• PART 15 - Transitional Provisions

• PART 16 - Consequential Amendments and Coming into Force