News! Medical Marijuana Bills To Hit Senate Floor Next Week!

[bobandtorey]

After the Bills pass when will we be able to take our Extra Cannbis inn to sell?I want to be first

 

Agaib

Edited July 12, 2014 by bobandtorey

[t-pain]

are you going to take more than 2.5oz at a time bob?

 

somehow i dont think the bill will allow random people to sell weed to dispensaries.

[knucklehead bob]

 if you didnt know this bill will also give growers an avenue to dispose of there overages.. legally

 

 

 

 

somehow i dont think the bill will allow random people to sell weed to dispensaries.

 

?

Edited July 12, 2014 by knucklehead bob

[Restorium2]

somehow i dont think the bill will allow random people to sell weed to dispensaries.

Because 'random people' didn't 'pay' for the bill. Because the bill sponsors' worst enemy are home growers, otherwise known as caregivers/patients with overages. This bill was designed by minds that have a goal to corner, or restrict, the market, not be inclusive in any way. Watch the players and listen to their words, you will understand how this is intended to turn out. We have been at war since the law was enacted, a war with outsiders that are either not cannabis people or are turncoats.

[Willy]

 

t-pain, on 12 Jul 2014 - 04:18 AM, said:

 

 

somehow i dont think the bill will allow random people to sell weed to dispensaries.

 

NOT random, CG/PT's , i said growers,, but i figured you would  understand CG/Growers and Patient/Growers  looks pretty black and white,, and direct not random at all..

 

 

 

 

 

 

17 Sec. 10. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a 

 18 visiting qualifying patient, registered qualifying patient, or 

 19 registered primary caregiver who supplies, sells, transfers, or 

 20 delivers marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, 

 21 licensed, or otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it 

 22 operates in compliance with this act is not subject to any of the 

 23 following for engaging in that activity: 

 24 (a) Criminal penalties under state law or local ordinances. 

 25 (b) State or local civil prosecution. 

 26 © Search or inspection, except for an inspection authorized 

 27 by the municipality.

 

(b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 13 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 14 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 15 of the following requirements are met: 

 16 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered 17 qualifying patient or registered primary caregiver. 

 18 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 19 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered 

 20 qualifying patient to a provisioning center. 

 21 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 22 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered qualifying 

 23 patient is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical marihuana 

 24 act. 

 25 (3) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a registered 

 26 primary caregiver is not subject to any of the inspections or 

 27 sanctions listed in subsection (1)(a) to (e) for any of the  

18 

 

H00203'13 (H-3) CJC 

House Bill No. 4271 (H-3) as amended December 11, 2013 

 

1 following: 

 2 (a) Purchasing or acquiring [usable marihuana or marihuana-infused 3 products in solid form, gaseous form, or liquid form from 1 or more 

 4 provisioning centers if the amount purchased or acquired in any 10-day 

 5 period is not more than the amount for which the individual is granted 

 6 immunity for possession under the Michigan medical marihuana act. 

 7 ]

 8 (b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 9 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 10 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 11 of the following requirements are met: 

 12 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered

 13 primary caregiver and is excess medical marihuana above the amount 

 14 necessary to satisfy the needs of the registered qualifying 

 15 patients the primary caregiver is designated to serve. 

 16 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 17 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered primary 

 18 caregiver to a provisioning center. 

 19 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 20 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered primary 

 21 caregiver is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical 

 22 marihuana act. 

 

[Dank Hill]

Are dispensaries not able to grow any of their own medicine?  Its all coming from caregivers?

[knucklehead bob]

 

 

t-pain, on 12 Jul 2014 - 04:18 AM, said:

 

NOT random, CG/PT's , i said growers,, but i figured you would  understand CG/Growers and Patient/Growers  looks pretty black and white,, and direct not random at all..

 

 

 

 

 

 

17 Sec. 10. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a 

 18 visiting qualifying patient, registered qualifying patient, or 

 19 registered primary caregiver who supplies, sells, transfers, or 

 20 delivers marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, 

 21 licensed, or otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it 

 22 operates in compliance with this act is not subject to any of the 

 23 following for engaging in that activity: 

 24 (a) Criminal penalties under state law or local ordinances. 

 25 (b) State or local civil prosecution. 

 26 © Search or inspection, except for an inspection authorized 

 27 by the municipality.

 

(b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 13 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 14 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 15 of the following requirements are met: 

 16 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered 17 qualifying patient or registered primary caregiver. 

 18 (ii) 

 21 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 22 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered qualifying 

 23 patient is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical marihuana 

 24 act. 

 25 (3) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a registered 

 26 primary caregiver is not subject to any of the inspections or 

 27 sanctions listed in subsection (1)(a) to (e) for any of the  

18 

 

H00203'13 (H-3) CJC 

House Bill No. 4271 (H-3) as amended December 11, 2013 

 

1 following: 

 2 (a) Purchasing or acquiring [usable marihuana or marihuana-infused 3 products in solid form, gaseous form, or liquid form from 1 or more 

 4 provisioning centers if the amount purchased or acquired in any 10-day 

 5 period is not more than the amount for which the individual is granted 

 6 immunity for possession under the Michigan medical marihuana act. 

 7 ]

 8 (b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 9 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 10 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 11 of the following requirements are met: 

 12 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered

 13 primary caregiver and is excess medical marihuana above the amount 

 14 necessary to satisfy the needs of the registered qualifying 

 15 patients the primary caregiver is designated to serve. 

 16 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 17 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered primary 

 18 caregiver to a provisioning center. 

 19 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 20 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered primary 

 21 caregiver is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical 

 22 marihuana act. 

 

 

Wonder what the highlighted part means ?

Edited July 12, 2014 by knucklehead bob

[bobandtorey]

?

Their you have it 

 

When my Cannabis is ready to sell i'll be a happy pt with cash in hand 

 

Thanks 

[bobandtorey]

Are dispensaries not able to grow any of their own medicine?  Its all coming from caregivers?

I think they will be able to grow some of there own but to get the best Cannabis ever grown by someone they will need to wait until my Cannabis is ready to heal the sick

[Dank Hill]

I think they will be able to grow some of there own but to get the best Cannabis ever grown by someone they will need to wait until my Cannabis is ready to heal the sick

 

How long have you been growing?

 

Also, I couldn't find any language in the bill that allowed for dispensaries to cultivate.

 

Thanks

[Restorium2]

Are dispensaries not able to grow any of their own medicine?  Its all coming from caregivers?

Now why would they pay for a bill like that? And why would the sponsor of the bill say that this bill would be an ALTERNATIVE to home grows. He actually said that a vote for this bill is a vote AGAINST home grows. He said it. Can't take it back now. A little bit of truth sometimes slips out at moments of despiration.

[Wild Bill]

This bill was designed by minds that have a goal to corner, or restrict, the market, not be inclusive in any way. Watch the players and listen to their words, you will understand how this is intended to turn out.

 

I agree. The current version allows for sales to dispensaries by caregivers, but how long will it be before that is changed to "State approved growing facilities"? (For the safety of the patient of course.)

 

A random test will turn up mite poop or mold in a sample and there will be a great outcry from the lawmakers that the health and safety of the citizens are in danger and the supply must be closely monitored by the government.

 

The only way to do that effectively is to limit the number of commercial grows so that they can be fully monitored and inspected.

 

Laws tend to change over time and it only takes a word or two in order to change them completely.

Edited July 12, 2014 by Wild Bill

[knucklehead bob]

 

 

 

t-pain, on 12 Jul 2014 - 04:18 AM, said:

 

NOT random, CG/PT's , i said growers,, but i figured you would  understand CG/Growers and Patient/Growers  looks pretty black and white,, and direct not random at all..

 

 

 

 

 

 

17 Sec. 10. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a 

 18 visiting qualifying patient, registered qualifying patient, or 

 19 registered primary caregiver who supplies, sells, transfers, or 

 20 delivers marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, 

 21 licensed, or otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it 

 22 operates in compliance with this act is not subject to any of the 

 23 following for engaging in that activity: 

 24 (a) Criminal penalties under state law or local ordinances. 

 25 (b) State or local civil prosecution. 

 26 © Search or inspection, except for an inspection authorized 

 27 by the municipality.

 

(b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 13 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 14 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 15 of the following requirements are met: 

 16 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered 17 qualifying patient or registered primary caregiver. 

 18 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 19 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered 

 20 qualifying patient to a provisioning center. 

 21 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 22 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered qualifying 

 23 patient is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical marihuana 

 24 act. 

 25 (3) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a registered 

 26 primary caregiver is not subject to any of the inspections or 

 27 sanctions listed in subsection (1)(a) to (e) for any of the  

18 

 

H00203'13 (H-3) CJC 

House Bill No. 4271 (H-3) as amended December 11, 2013 

 

1 following: 

 2 (a) Purchasing or acquiring [usable marihuana or marihuana-infused 3 products in solid form, gaseous form, or liquid form from 1 or more 

 4 provisioning centers if the amount purchased or acquired in any 10-day 

 5 period is not more than the amount for which the individual is granted 

 6 immunity for possession under the Michigan medical marihuana act. 

 7 ]

 8 (b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 9 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 10 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 11 of the following requirements are met: 

 12 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered

 13 primary caregiver and is excess medical marihuana above the amount 

 14 necessary to satisfy the needs of the registered qualifying 

 15 patients the primary caregiver is designated to serve. 

 16 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 17 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered primary 

 18 caregiver to a provisioning center. 

 19 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 20 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered primary 

 21 caregiver is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical 

 22 marihuana act. 

 

 

 

 

Seems to me that the light at the end of this tunnel is a train !

Edited July 12, 2014 by knucklehead bob

[Restorium2]

Back in the 70's it was paraquat sprayed everywhere(lie). Now it's bad growers. Pick your lie and they will push and push it until the only good marijuana is tested marijuana. Watch out, your eye balls are going to pop out of your head and your lungs will turn to mush because it's NOT TESTED.

 

[Dank Hill]

Back in the 70's it was paraquat sprayed everywhere(lie). Now it's bad growers. Pick your lie and they will push and push it until the only good marijuana is tested marijuana. Watch out, your eye balls are going to pop out of your head and your lungs will turn to mush because it's NOT TESTED.

 

I cant find the exact language right now but I believe by April, 2015 all marijuana brought to dispensaries will need to be tested...

[Dank Hill]

Now why would they pay for a bill like that? And why would the sponsor of the bill say that this bill would be an ALTERNATIVE to home grows. He actually said that a vote for this bill is a vote AGAINST home grows. He said it. Can't take it back now. A little bit of truth sometimes slips out at moments of despiration.

Did you hear him say this in person or is there somewhere online I can hear or read that? Thanks man

[Restorium2]

Did you hear him say this in person or is there somewhere online I can hear or read that? Thanks man

It's published. Everyone paying attention at the time read it. Some wanted to make excuses for Calton. Some said he didn't mean it. I take him at his word because it makes sense that he would want it that way. It makes less sense that he would want home grows. He's a conservative.

[Dlo]

“By not voting for the dispensary bill, you’re saying it’s OK to have people growing their own in communities,” said state Rep. Mike Callton, R-Nashville, who sponsored the dispensary bill.

[Restorium2]

“By not voting for the dispensary bill, you’re saying it’s OK to have people growing their own in communities,” said state Rep. Mike Callton, R-Nashville, who sponsored the dispensary bill.[/size]

Thanks! I spent an hour looking for that.

[Dank Hill]

Thanks a lot, I wasn't able to find that either. That is messed

[Dank Hill]

haha "messed"

[knucklehead bob]

 

 

t-pain, on 12 Jul 2014 - 04:18 AM, said:

 

NOT random, CG/PT's , i said growers,, but i figured you would  understand CG/Growers and Patient/Growers  looks pretty black and white,, and direct not random at all..

 

 

 

 

 

 

17 Sec. 10. (1) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a 

 18 visiting qualifying patient, registered qualifying patient, or 

 19 registered primary caregiver who supplies, sells, transfers, or 

 20 delivers marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, 

 21 licensed, or otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it 

 22 operates in compliance with this act is not subject to any of the 

 23 following for engaging in that activity: 

 24 (a) Criminal penalties under state law or local ordinances. 

 25 (b) State or local civil prosecution. 

 26 © Search or inspection, except for an inspection authorized 

 27 by the municipality.

 

(b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 13 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 14 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 15 of the following requirements are met: 

 16 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered 17 qualifying patient or registered primary caregiver. 

 18 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 19 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered 

 20 qualifying patient to a provisioning center. 

 21 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 22 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered qualifying 

 23 patient is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical marihuana 

 24 act. 

 25 (3) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a registered 

 26 primary caregiver is not subject to any of the inspections or 

 27 sanctions listed in subsection (1)(a) to (e) for any of the  

18 

 

H00203'13 (H-3) CJC 

House Bill No. 4271 (H-3) as amended December 11, 2013 

 

1 following: 

 2 (a) Purchasing or acquiring [usable marihuana or marihuana-infused 3 products in solid form, gaseous form, or liquid form from 1 or more 

 4 provisioning centers if the amount purchased or acquired in any 10-day 

 5 period is not more than the amount for which the individual is granted 

 6 immunity for possession under the Michigan medical marihuana act. 

 7 ]

 8 (b) Supplying, selling, transferring, or delivering medical 

 9 marihuana to a provisioning center that is registered, licensed, or 

 10 otherwise allowed by the municipality in which it operates if all 

 11 of the following requirements are met: 

 12 (i) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered

 13 primary caregiver and is excess medical marihuana above the amount 

 14 necessary to satisfy the needs of the registered qualifying 

 15 patients the primary caregiver is designated to serve. 

 16 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 17 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered primary 

 18 caregiver to a provisioning center. 

 19 (iii) The amount of medical marihuana transferred does not 20 exceed the amount of medical marihuana the registered primary 

 21 caregiver is allowed to possess under the Michigan medical 

 22 marihuana act. 

 

 

 

 

“By not voting for the dispensary bill, you’re saying it’s OK to have people growing their own in communities,” said state Rep. Mike Callton, R-Nashville, who sponsored the dispensary bill.

[Willy]

I'm not going to argue over what the bill "could"  turn into,  to me as written is seems just fine.. as far as inspections an municipality rules, well that only applies to the dispenceries.. not the cg's or patients.. ya it could turn out that way.. then again..who knows....? i wont slam the bill because it "might" lead to something.. but again ,, wait an see .. just cause i think its bad/good doesn't seem to make a hill of beans to the bill itself.. and the testing well im not afraid of that either... , and municipality's should be able to regulate locations.. so they can't have a big pot leaf in the window, or be right down town on the main drive.. I say let it go see what happens in the end.. and no I dont run or even remotely desire to have one.. 

 

I see nothing in this bill that takes the rights of home grows away.. they could do that whether the bill passes or not.. give them the chance.. yup gone..

 

And the dispensaries are not going to be allowed to grow in there stores,, 

 

) The medical marihuana was produced by the registered 17 qualifying patient or registered primary caregiver. 

 18 (ii) The municipality in which the provisioning center operates 19 allows the transfer of medical marihuana from a registered 

 20 qualifying patient to a provisioning center. 

 

 

25 (3) Except as otherwise provided in this act, a registered 

 26 primary caregiver is not subject to any of the inspections or 

 27 sanctions listed in subsection (1)(a) to (e) for any of the  

18 

 

 

Just my humble opinion, i can have one right??

Edited July 12, 2014 by Willy

[Restorium2]

All you can do is look for the intent of the sponsor and their cronies(Jones). If it was Irwin's bill the only ones concerned would be the conservatives. If we vote him into a better position of strenghth then things would/will be different. Just the thought of any bill by Calton and Jones is repulsive.

[Willy]

All you can do is look for the intent of the sponsor and their cronies(Jones). If it was Irwin's bill the only ones concerned would be the conservatives. If we vote him into a better position of strenghth then things would/will be different. Just the thought of any bill by Calton and Jones is repulsive.

I certainly understand your trepidation in the sponsors..  oh ya ,,