LCB Cannabinoid Science Work Group Meeting: June 1

Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board sent this bulletin at 05/23/2023 03:54 PM PDT

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May 23, 2023

The LCB will hold its fourth Cannabinoid Science Work Group (CSWG) meeting on June 1, 2023 from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. The agenda is located here.

This meeting will be held virtually. Details on how to observe the meeting are located below:

To connect to MS Teams and observe the meeting on a smart phone or computer, click here, then:

  • If you have the MS Teams app on your device, select “Open Microsoft Teams” when prompted.
  • If you do not have the MS Teams app, select “Continue on this browser” when prompted.

To listen to the meeting by phone:

  • Conference ID: 145 084 58#

Please note that the phone-in option is intended only for listening to the meeting. All attendees online and on the phone will be muted and cameras will not be available. Only the Cannabinoid Science Work Group members and agency staff will have audio and video capabilities during the meeting. Chat and emoji/reaction features will not be available.

The meeting will be recorded and available on the LCB YouTube channel as soon as possible following the meeting’s conclusion.

About the LCB Cannabinoid Science Work Group
The LCB has been working on developing policy related to the regulation of cannabinoids. Since Nov. 2020, the agency has worked with the cannabis industry, the Washington State Legislature, partner agencies and other states to better understand the science of the cannabis plant. The LCB has hosted a series of discussions related to products other than delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), engaged in rule discussions, and proposed legislation to address some of the issues arising since that time. The agency believes it would be beneficial to assemble a group of experts to have regular dialogue on the rapidly changing issues related to cannabinoids.

The objective of the CSWG is to collaboratively and transparently explore and build foundational understanding of the “plant of the genera Cannabis, as well as synthetic equivalents of the substances contained in the plant” (see RCW 69.50.204(c)(30)). The current CSWG Charter can be viewed here.