IL HB2384

Creates a new license category for "consolidated transport centers" - facilities owned and operated by independent social equity transporting organizations for unloading, sorting, securely storing, and reloading cannabis products onto licensed transport vehicles before shipment to cannabis business establishments

Requires consolidated transport centers to implement security plans reviewed by Illinois State Police, including access controls, 24-hour surveillance, and perimeter intrusion detection systems, with real-time accessibility for law enforcement and the Department of Agriculture

Limits ownership of consolidated transport center licenses to no more than 3 per person or entity, and prohibits ownership by cultivation centers, dispensing organizations, processing organizations, or their principal officers

Allows transporting license holders to defer paying associated license fees for up to 3 years, and permits craft growers and infusers to contract with transporters to move cannabis to consolidated transport centers

Requires all cannabis products moving through consolidated transport centers to be tracked within the cannabis plant monitoring system, and establishes a new "cannabis transport GPS tracking system" for real-time tracking of licensed transporter vehicles