AR HB1369

Establishes that all state sales tax revenues from medical marijuana sales are designated as special revenue and deposited into the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Implementation and Operations Fund.

Distributes remaining funds after state agency expenses as follows: 5% to Department of Health, 2% each to Alcoholic Beverage Control Administration and Enforcement divisions, 1% to Medical Marijuana Commission Fund, 10% to Skills Development Fund, 50% to Vocational and Technical Training Special Revenue Fund, and 30% to General Revenue Fund.

Creates two new special revenue funds: the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Implementation and Operations Fund and the Medical Marijuana Commission Fund, with both established on the books of the Treasurer of State, Auditor of State, and Chief Fiscal Officer.

Requires state agencies to submit annual reports by May 1 identifying projected expenses related to medical marijuana implementation, with the Chief Fiscal Officer transferring funds proportionally to cover agency costs.

Directs the General Assembly to review the distribution of medical marijuana proceeds during the 2019 legislative session and consider redirecting portions of the proceeds to workforce education within the state.