Massachusetts hits reset on its Cannabis Control Commission

Yes, but: Healey's signature on Sunday means the agency enters 4/20, cannabis culture's high holiday, running an education campaign without any commission oversight.

State of play: The law shrinks the five-member body to three.

• The governor must appoint all three in the next 30 days.
• Healey's office said in a news release that it has started its search for new commissioners.

Reality check: Whoever leads the commission will have a hefty pile of unfinished projects, from vetting businesses seeking pot lounge licenses to implementing the new law.

• The latter includes several changes, including creating an online portal for anonymous tips over safety concerns and raising the retail license cap from three to six.

What we're watching: Healey's deadline for nominating the new commissioners on May 19.