Specifications include, but are not limited to: Vision for a Successful Service: In order to achieve the goals and responsibilities listed in the Council and Service Overview sections above, the SEC requires a comprehensive report containing, at a minimum: An overview of information on historical and present-day impact of cannabis criminalization, split out by regions of the state and social demographics. A historical summary of the socio-political implications of cannabis criminalization, particularly on the intersections with race. Information about other states’ cannabis licensing and social equity programs and the impact on minority communities, to allow a comparative analysis/benchmark of Connecticut's program. Recommendations, incorporating this historical information, for identifying key opportunities for remediation and support for people impacted by criminalization. Information on the efficacy and impact of programs and strategies implemented in other states, and the feasibility of importing successful models. An understanding of patterns of racial discrimination and racial disparities in access to entrepreneurship, employment and other economic benefits arising in the existing lawful palliative use cannabis sector.