Quote Originally Posted by rightwinger
I am not a dispensory owner--but it would appear to me--that this is one of those clauses that cannot possibly be enforced. The question is 70% of what? 70% of gross sales--70% of the number of registered patients they have. It's not at all clear in this bill how the state will determine what 70% represents.

Then--the other problem I see--is if a medical marijuana center runs out of medical marijuana--they are only permitted to buy it from their competition-- another medical marijuana center. How many centers are willing to sell a product that takes many weeks to cultivate to another center--in the fear that they may also run out. I imagine that when a mmc gets these kind of calls from their competitors--begging for product--the very last thing they would want to do--is to help keep their competitors in business--LOL.

What are these mmc suppose to do when they run out--and can't find another center that is willing to sell them any? Just shut their doors to their patients--I guess?
nor am I an owner or even affilliated with any dispensary,in fact I have only been in 4 dispensaries as I have a pretty good caregiver and my shopping experience at the dispensaries have not given me the best feelings. Just a curious patient with too much time on my hands I suppose. I am sure that all the points being brought up in these discussions will be included when seeking an injunction once this ridiculous bill becomes law. However I am in awe of the construction of the bill as the more I read the more I just shake my head and wonder how in the hell some of this language even got in there. It is becoming more and more evident how the crafters of the bill really did not take the time to research the requirements that they have attempted to place on the parties named in the bill. I can only scratch my head in disbelief and am looking forward to the legal challenges that are coming. Hopefully whatever judge this is in front of will issue an injunction and allow time for all these questions to be answered and or the bill to be ruled as unconstitutional. Peace