Quote Originally Posted by shackhouser
I was reading this post and decided to read through the bill as I wanted to know how it affected caregivers. I saw some earlier posts in another thread where people were stating that with the passage of HB-1284, caregivers could no longer receive any profits from the medicine they were providing to their patients, however the wording in HB-11 1043 states this:

12-43.3-405. Primary caregiver cultivation license. A PRIMARY
7 CAREGIVER CULTIVATION LICENSE MAY BE ISSUED ONLY TO A PRIMARY
8 CAREGIVER WHO IS REGISTERED WITH THE STATE HEALTH AGENCY
9 PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-1.5-106,C.R.S., WHO HAS RECEIVED A WAIVER
10 FROM THE STATE HEALTH AGENCY TO SERVE MORE THAN FIVE PATIENTS
11 OR WHO GROWS MORE THAN THIRTY MEDICAL MARIJUANA PLANTS AT A
12 TIME, AND WHO GROWS AND CULTIVATES MEDICAL MARIJUANA FOR THOSE
13 PATIENTS. A PRIMARY CAREGIVER CULTIVATION LICENSEE SHALL NOT
14 PROVIDE OR SELL ANY CULTIVATED MEDICAL MARIJUANA TO ANYONE
15 OTHER THAN HIS OR HER PATIENTS OR THE PATIENTS OF ANOTHER PRIMARY
16 CAREGIVER IF THE PRIMARY CAREGIVER HAS BEEN DELEGATED AUTHORITY
17 OVER THE PATIENTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 25-1.5-106 (7), C.R.S.

Is this to be interpreted that if you want to turn a profit from selling medicine to your patients who have designated you their primary care-giver, you need to be not just a primary care-giver but to obtain the waiver and get the PRIMARY CAREGIVER CULTIVATION LICENSE from the state???
Correct, however that passage seems to only apply to caregivers with more than 5 patients or more than 30 plants.

Small caregivers are still limited to 5 patients, and a max of 6 plants per, so 30 plants.