Quote Originally Posted by Reenster
This part of the bill is very confusing. My family has 5 patients atm. My husband and myself (I am his caregiver) my son (he is my caregiver) my daughter and her husband. Now hubby and I live together and my daughter and her husband live together. If I read this correctly we will not be able to "pool our resources" to grow.

I guess we will wait to see how this pans out, but atleast we would be under the 30 plant count. Wondering what is the best way to set up caregivers so we can maximize our time space and money.
Seems it's a double whammy for you. Page 60 of HB10-1284 states:

(c) A PATIENT WHO HAS DESIGNATED A PRIMARY CAREGIVER FOR
HIMSELF OR HERSELF MAY NOT BE DESIGNATED AS A PRIMARY CAREGIVER
FOR ANOTHER PATIENT.

-AND Page 59-

(b) TWO OR MORE PRIMARY CAREGIVERS SHALL NOT JOIN
TOGETHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CULTIVATING MEDICAL MARIJUANA.

If it were me, I would make 1 person in your family the primary caregiver for all of you. Make it somebody who actually lives where the grow op is and has not designated another person as their caregiver. You would be legit under the upcoming HB10-1284.

I'm not sure at this point if/when HB10-1284 passes if it automatically removes you as your husband's caregiver since your son is registered as your caregiver. Who knows.

Just CYA!