Whoa, wait one minute matt. i think you need to look a little closer at the bill:

ā?¢ "Higher Plant Count" recommendations in excess of 6 plants now recognized by Health Department. (page 65 line 25 - page 66 line 3)

First off, the higher plant count is in no way being recognized by the Health Department. This line only reiterates what Amendment 20 already says regarding patients or caregivers using the affirmative defense for any paperwork that has a higher plant count and that they need to prove why such greater amounts were medically necessary to address the patientā??s debilitating medical condition. 1284 also adds in verbiage regarding the caregiver having to waive confidentiality of their records and the patient involved, but nothing about excess being recognized by the Health Dept.

ā?¢ "Infused Products Manufacturer" allowed to sell to any licensed MMJ center in the state without patients registered to the infused products manufacturer's name. (page 41 lines 19-21)

Nope. If you continued reading you might have noticed that it actually says the following:

A MEDICAL MARIJUANA-INFUSED PRODUCTS LICENSEE THAT HAS AN OPTIONAL PREMISES CULTIVATION LICENSE SHALL NOT SELL ANY OF THE MEDICAL MARIJUANA THAT IT CULTIVATES. Page 42, lines 8-10

Also, you need to make sure to include the statement from page 41, lines 8-18, that indicates that the manufacturer would need to have an agreement / contract with a dispensary that would set forth how much medical marijuana can be used in the manufacturing process as well limits them to only use medical marijuana from 5 centers in the production. I am sure that their books and records will be under scrutiny as much as everyone else so i doubt they will be able to have such freedom like you make it sound.

ā?¢ "Infused Products Manufacturer" allowed to grow all medicine needed to make their products. (page 40 lines 16-23)

Actually this is in regards to obtaining an optional premises cultivation license and that it may be issued only to a medical marijuana center or an infused products manufacturer. The optional premises is a distinct and definite location that may or may not be connected to the center or manufacturer, which basically means you can have a prime time location for your medical marijuana center and have the optional grow facility 20 miles away, not infused products manufacturer being allowed to grow all medicines.

ā?¢ Encourages Colorado banks and credit unions to work with our industry. (page 38 lines 19-21)

if it encourages them to work with our industry, why did TCF ask all dispensary owners to close their account earlier this week??

I wonder why you think it is okay to highlight your own interpretation of a bill instead of just inserting a link for the bill and allowing other to read it for themselves. if someone read only what you wrote they would be sadly mistaken and misinformed. While HB 1284 is a monstrosity of a bill, your misconstrued statements far from help. If you truly consider yourself a legitimate advocate then you need to provide both sides of the issue, and stop making your opinions seem like they are legal facts based on any knowledge at all. Guess that is the problem with opinions, they are just like assholes, everyone has one.

With only $1,456.66 of backing from contributors since January it doesn't seem like the dark side is paying off for you buddy. maybe its a sign for you to get out while you can before you do any more damage to your name. So my only question for your pending Q & A is When exactly will your naughty sex tape with Romer be leaked on the internet? I want to make sure I'm logged on for that one.