MA H4050

Removes psilocybin and psilocyn from Schedule I controlled substances under Massachusetts law and creates a new regulatory framework (Chapter 94J) for adult use of psilocybin-containing fungi, administered by the Department of Public Health

Establishes a psilocybin permit system for adults 18+ requiring completion of a health screening and educational permit course (maximum 5 hours, capped at $200), with permits renewable every 4 years and health screenings updated biennially

Creates three categories of licensure: psilocybin permits for individual adult use, cultivator licenses for commercial cultivation and sales, and support services provider certifications for non-medical risk reduction services (training capped at $1,500)

Permit holders may purchase up to 1 ounce of dried psilocybin-containing fungi per transaction from licensed cultivators, cultivate personal amounts, and gift to other permit holders; use prohibited in public locations within 500 feet of school grounds

Establishes a 13-member Regulated Psilocybin Advisory Board, provides $5,000 tax credits for qualifying cultivators and those with prior psilocybin convictions, allows sealing of prior psilocybin conviction records, and allocates revenue for subsidized services for low-income individuals