The DOH will issue that report and you can request that it be posted on the DOH medical cannabis website. I bet they will do it if you called them and asked them. Also,all of these reports and stuff wind up at SRCA, in the State Library on Cerillos road in Santa Fe. It takes a while for the State to get all those records sent over there, but anyone that wants to see the report can request to see it through the "freedom of Public Information Act". There should be no problem getting a copy of those findings.

In my opinion we have the best design for a MC program in the US. It will change a lot as it grows. The problems are small compared to other states, and we are growing slowly and carefully to insure that the MC program is sustainable and does not lead to public outcry. It is all good! It is an ugly baby but it will be a beautiful child!

I want to remind you guys that the senators and congressmen dont give us anything. They dont introduce MC legislation. PEOPLE HASSLE THEM and press the issue until they hear us. Until now, people could not stand up for change without fear of arrest. Now we dont have that to fear. There are 1200 patients right now, and my math tells me that there should be at least 1500 more this year if the rate remains steady... about 3000 by 2011. This group has the potential to be a very influential group. Drug policy reform and border issues are both concerns for the future and MC patients are in a very good position to be a natural "solution" to prohibition without legalizing all together. With a robust program, liberal qualifying conditions, and an evolved production and delivery system that did not offend and was not a target for crime and abuse. We are well on the way.