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WA: Bipartisan Bill to Allow Licensed Marijuana Consumption Events Set for Friday Vote in House Committee
['Anthony Martinelli']
The Marijuana Herald
A bipartisan proposal that would create a legal pathway for adults to consume marijuana in regulated, licensed environments has been scheduled for a, executive session vote in the House Committee on Consumer Protection & Business tomorrow at 8am.
House Bill 1932 would authorize a new “cannabis consumption event organizer” license, allowing approved entities to host events where adults 21 and over could legally purchase and consume single-use and ready-to-consume marijuana products on-site in designated areas approved by the Liquor and Cannabis Board.
The legislation was introduced in February, 2025 by a bipartisan group of 11 lawmakers.
Lawmakers say this creates a gap in the system envisioned by Initiative 502 and pushes some consumption into unregulated settings.
Alcohol and tobacco sales would be prohibited at these events, and products purchased on-site could not be removed from the premises.