The new state psychedelics department is holding five public sessions in September and October to address lingering questions and upcoming rules.
. Psilocybin and psilocybin mushrooms have been legalized for supervised medical use, with clinics and therapy centers set to open as early as 2024, while the other three substances are up for legal review by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies by 2026.addressing many of the regulatory questions left unanswered by Prop 122, but there are still a lot of details to pin down, according to the DOR.
Responsible for regulating Colorado's alcohol and marijuana industries, among many others, the DOR will soon draft and enforce many of the rules under which Colorado's new psychedelic trade will operate.
"We believe it is critical to involve the community in the process of standing up a new program for natural medicine that reflects a diversity of perspectives. Through our regulatory experience, we have learned that a key factor is collaborating with all stakeholders," Natural Medicine Division and Marijuana Enforcement Division executive director Dominique Mendiola says in a statement announcing the meetings.
The first hearing session, set for Tuesday, September 5, will cover Senate Bill 23-290, a broad piece of legislation that addresses Prop 122 and guidelines for psychedelics in Colorado. Introduced by Senate President Stephen Fenberg, the bill created guardrails for unlicensed psychedelic facilitators, restrictions for personal mushroom and natural-medicine cultivation, and criminal penalties for the unlicensed sale or distribution of psychedelics.
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