Isn't the cart before the horse here? Growers to marry up to dispensories?

[rightwinger]

Forgive me if I'm wrong but I thought 1284 stated 2 caregivers cannot join together for business. Maybe it was removed or I misread it but all this talk about joining together is confusing me.

Two caregivers under this bill are NOT allowed to join together. What we are talking about is the "optional" premise growing sites that are in this bill.

Under this bill dispensories must grow at least 70% of their medical marijuana. The other 30% is supposed to be purchased from another dispensory--LOL. As if one competitor is going to want to help another competitor stay in business? So for the dispensory owners to cover themselves on the additional 30% or more that they will need to keep their doors open to their patients--they can have an optional premise grow site--more than likely growers whom are already growing-either for themselves or as small time caregivers.

Again--the problem is--this bill requires that the STATE supply all of these forms. Yet, we have attorney's in mass telling dispensories owners to marry up to these optional grow sites--and giving them a "deadline" which is in the bill of July 1, 2010 or less than one month away. This without dispensories even knowing what the state licensing fees will be, etc. etc. Or whether they will be able to keep their dispensory open because of fees.

Legally--if the state has not produced the forms that they are required to do--then it cannot be enforced until they do--and then the time period be extended so businesse's can obtain the forms and send back.

I guess I equate all of this too--trying to jump a red-light and getting t-boned in the process.

rightwinger Reviewed by rightwinger on 06-03-2010. Isn't the cart before the horse here? Growers to marry up to dispensories? Regarding lawyers telling dispensories that they only have until July 1, 2010, (less than one month) to marry up with growers. It CLEARLY states in the bill That the state is responsible for: (Page 10 or if revised now around page 10.) The problems I see with this--is not only does anyone have any forms that the State is required to produce--but dispensory owners still have no idea what the license fees will be. So they could marry up to growers that supply them and then decide Rating: 5