And so I do want to just start all of this out by saying that the rule development this entire process has been a very collaborative effort with LCB staff, hemp licensees associations and industry groups, consumers, tribes, the public health prevention community, as well as the cannabinoid science workgroup and the general public. So I just wanted to thank you all for all of your time and input throughout this process. Okay, so since the legislation was effective, and 2023, and just to back up to see where how we came to be where we are today, we've had various stakeholder engagement sessions, we held a virtual collaborative rulemaking workshop in October 2023, and discussed some of the major policy concepts like how to measure and report THC, that now you're going to kind of be saying the almost final iteration of what that looks like today, we distributed a follow up survey in January to provide interested parties who were unable to attend the October engagement. Excuse me, and or they had thoughts afterwards, to be able to have an opportunity to participate in the rulemaking. We've also received many written comments, and I've had a lot of great conversations with partners. So today, is the last day and a series of workshops that we've been holding over the past several weeks. So thank you all, if you've been able to attend, we're going to go over all the roll sections today which have, it's the culmination of the feedback from all of those previous stakeholder engagements I just mentioned, in addition to what we've received during these past few weeks while we've held the workshops, not only in the workshops, but we've got some great feedback afterwards in between. And so we do still have an opportunity to for feedback. After today. We are accepting written comments on this, this exact set of rules that's online until May 15, at midnight, so 11:59pm Actually, and you can send any roles, sorry, comments to rules, feedback, questions, anything. If you want to follow up to our rules and boxa rules@lcp.va.gov. We have posted the website agenda and the draft rules that we're talking about today, on our lcbs Laws and Rules page. It's also under the current Outreach page. If you don't have access to them, or haven't had the opportunity to find them or access them, you can go ahead and put your email into the chat. And then Tierney will go send you an email with a workshop materials for today. I'll just give you a second if you want to do that and Okay. All right. So today's workshop is actually an hour and a half. The agenda does say two to four, we are only going to so we're going to go through the changes have an ample opportunity for everyone to discuss and provide feedback on the changes. So we will stop and I'll wrap up with some next steps right at between 325 and 330. We'll take a 10 minute break if if people want to stay afterwards, if they have questions if they logged on late. And I want to go over some of the changes again. We are available and until four so I do want to clarify that we if you do have to hop off at 330 That's totally fine. We will be finished at that point with the session. All right. Any questions before we kind of start diving in? Okay. And tyranny and LCB? Folks, please let me know if there's hands because I sometimes miss them. I can't see everything right now with the screen. Alright. So the goal of today's workshop is to review and discuss the draft language for modifications that are being made to the whack chapter 314 pitch by these changes are necessary to align the current roles with the statutory changes that resulted from engro second substitute Senate Bill 5367 known as the TFC bill. So the rules weren't just guessing today are not final. And the feedback we received today and through May 15, and will be considered as we finalize the draft proposed rules for the CR 102. Filing, we plan to file the CR one or two on June 18. And if the board approves the CR one or two, they're the rules are no longer draft proposed rules, but officially become the proposed rules. And so once that CR one or two is filed, we will have another opportunity for feedback. The formal public comment period begins and we will have a public hearing on on the proposed rules. And so just process wise, if there are not any substantive changes that are needed to be made to the rules after the during the public hearing. And between that formal comment period process, then we're going to we can move forward with the rules as they're proposed and have those adopted if the board approves the CR 103 filing based on our timeline here, it would be that the rules would become effective on September 14. All right. So I'll go ahead and just a couple of ground rules, housekeeping items. We want to make sure that we're respecting other people's views, no personal attacks, or disrespectful comments, one speaker at a time. So you will not be able to mute and unmute yourself, please raise your hand and you will be taken off mute. The chat feature is available for you to ask questions, or provide comments. However, any of the comments or questions in the chat will be addressed at the end of the presentation. So I'll go ahead and walk through the rules and then then we'll have the discussion. But so if you do have a comment or question, please raise your hand and then we'll unmute you. We encourage you to come off camera. Please state your name and affiliation. Please keep your comments concise. So there are a lot of people, there's a lot of stuff to go over. So each speaker has about two minutes to provide comments on each discussion prompt. But like I said, we do have time between that 330 and four o'clock if if we need more for. For other people. We just want to make sure that between this hour and a half, we get everyone's feedback. That's here, it has to be back.