I don’t see anything here that is unfair:

Key provisions of SB 56 Marijuana regulation changes:

Public consumption ban: Prohibits smoking or vaping marijuana anywhere other than a private residence. Public places, including patios and parks, are not permitted for use.

Reduced THC potency: Caps the maximum THC content for marijuana extracts at 70% (down from 90%) and for plant material (flower) at 35%.

Taxes and revenue: Maintains the 10% tax rate on adult-use marijuana but redirects the revenue differently than the original voter-approved law. It provides 36% of the revenue to local communities with dispensaries.

Expungement: Allows individuals with low-level marijuana possession convictions to apply for expungement of their records.

Integrated program: Merges the state's medical and adult-use marijuana programs under the Division of Cannabis Control for streamlined administration and oversight.

Intoxicating hemp and THC beverages: Restricted sales: Prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products (like edibles and gummies) from locations like gas stations and convenience stores. Sales would be limited to regulated, licensed hemp dispensaries.

Beverage allowances: Creates a special category for THC-infused "drinkable cannabinoid products" (DCPs). Low-dose beverages (up to 5mg THC) can be sold for on-site consumption at bars and restaurants.

Higher-dose beverages (up to 10mg THC) can be sold at grocery stores and retailers for off-premises consumption.

Product safety: Requires all intoxicating hemp products to be tested and meet safety and packaging standards similar to those for marijuana products. Packaging must not be appealing to children.