HI SB305

Reduces video surveillance data retention requirement at medical marijuana production centers and retail dispensing locations from 365 days to 45 days.

Amends Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 329D-7 to specify that video monitoring and recording premises "shall be retained for a period of forty-five days" for both production centers and retail dispensing locations.

Addresses concerns that the 365-day retention requirement forced licensees to reduce video frame capture rates, compromising security quality at dispensaries and production centers.

Aligns Hawaii's requirement with other states' medical marijuana systems, which typically require 30-45 days of video retention, enabling high-quality surveillance while reducing storage burdens on licensees.

Takes effect July 1, 2070.