I heard rule(s) that effect caregivers were decided on today.
anybody have any details?
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I heard rule(s) that effect caregivers were decided on today.
anybody have any details?
I am new to this forum Yet not new to the scene.You may want to look at this
YouTube - Colo. Dept. of Revenue Destroys Confidentiality of Medical Marijuana Registry
Someone needs to tell these asshats the war is over and cannabis wins
I think it might be time to be done with MMCs. I don't need 'em and really only went for novelty or a clone. I'm not a tinfoil hat wearer, but this is just wrong.
Not sure on the DoR side, it's been a crazy week here at the shop. CDPHE has a meeting tomorrow, maybe that's it?
Sorry for the double post, but here is Westword's coverage of yesterdays DOR meeting:
Medical marijuana database puts patients at risk of federal prosecution, advocate says (VIDEO) - Denver News - The Latest Word
I think that they are going to run into trouble with the database if they include names. Confidentiality is assured in the constitution and can not be violated.
However, it would be possible to run the database using only the card number and exp date without violating patient rights.
We need a database that we can enter a patients card number and see if the are still registered with the center. Currently there is no way to confirm your patient and respective plant or product volume counts.
Patients changing centers without notice can expose the center to felony cultivation or possession charges.
They're trying to make it illegal to change caregiver before your plants are harvested.
This is one of the biggest issues I have as a caregiver. There is no way to verify if a patient has changed their caregiver with the CDPHE.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoCoMMJ
I just want to be able to verify if my plant count is still legal or not at any given time.
wow. it really isn't about the patient is it? this is a shining example.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReleafCenter
if you want to worry about harvest dates, etc, you might as well grow.