Quote Originally Posted by colagal
Doesn't make sense. Why would the fee paid to the state be based upon patient load if dispensaries are no longer caregivers and patients are out? Patients are what? Customers? Dispensaries have to track how many customers they have?
If they went to a scaled model, then yes. The issue is that the Department of Revenue has to set their budget based on how much the program will cost to implement. So the more patients a dispensary serves, the higher the cost to check where all the meds went.

You can shop at multiple dispensaries if you want to. Patients can also grow for themselves as well as name a caregiver.

The registry will honor higher plant counts, but again, it's incumbent on the patient to prove they need those higher plant counts.

My issue with the whole DEA debate is this: if the state is taking money from medical marijuana dispensaries, doesn't that make them an accessory?
TheReleafCenter Reviewed by TheReleafCenter on . Dispensaries = unlimited grow rights Met w/ the lawyer today, and from what we understand... you can grow whatever you want to as a dispensary under 1284. Patients are out. Dispensaries are no longer caregivers. You just have to prove where you got what you got and who it went out the door to. The number of patients you serve will (likely) determine how much money you have to pay to the state. I say likely because it's not clear whether there will be a sliding scale or not. Was this everyone else's understanding of the Rating: 5