Control measures are currently supported by a memo with the UK Home Office. Credit: PA Images
Politicians are worried that the current rules on medicinal cannabis could tarnish Jersey's reputation.
A scrutiny review says it is "extremely concerning" the island does not have its own dedicated regulations.
Control measures are currently supported by a memo with the UK Home Office.
Exporters also do not require a European safety mark to operate in Jersey, leaving some politicians worried that the island's cannabis could be seen as lower grade.
In total, 25 recommendations have been made to address a number of key findings, including greater transparency and reviewing the licence fee to bring it in line with other jurisdictions.
Senator Lyndon Farnham, Minister for Economic Development, has responded to the report saying that they welcome the concerns but believe that "current legislative controls are in line with international standards".
The Minister added that the cannabis industry is "an important new sector" for the island with many benefits for the economy.
