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Gov. Deal postpones signing House Bill 1, the much debated medical marijuana bill. Instead he signs a executive order telling state agencies to prepare for the new law. He claims the bill will be signed after the end of the session. This could be a political move to ensure other pending legislation is passed. Here is what the governor’s office has to say.
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed an executive order directing state agencies to begin preparations for enactment of H.B. 1, legislation that will allow the use of cannabis oil for eight medical conditions. Deal will sign the bill after the session to ensure that no conflicts arise with other pieces of legislation.
“This executive order is the first step in bringing home families who’ve sought relief elsewhere and for providing new medical solutions for Georgians suffering from debilitating conditions,” Deal said. “I’ve instructed the Georgia Composite Medical Board and the Department of Public Health to begin taking immediate steps ahead of this law’s enactment. At the same time, law enforcement, health care providers and other stakeholders should make appropriate preparations.
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http://www.gacareproject.com/georgia-gov-deal-balks-at-signing-medical-marijuana-bill/
Gov. Deal postpones signing House Bill 1, the much debated medical marijuana bill. Instead he signs a executive order telling state agencies to prepare for the new law. He claims the bill will be signed after the end of the session. This could be a political move to ensure other pending legislation is passed. Here is what the governor’s office has to say.
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed an executive order directing state agencies to begin preparations for enactment of H.B. 1, legislation that will allow the use of cannabis oil for eight medical conditions. Deal will sign the bill after the session to ensure that no conflicts arise with other pieces of legislation.
“This executive order is the first step in bringing home families who’ve sought relief elsewhere and for providing new medical solutions for Georgians suffering from debilitating conditions,” Deal said. “I’ve instructed the Georgia Composite Medical Board and the Department of Public Health to begin taking immediate steps ahead of this law’s enactment. At the same time, law enforcement, health care providers and other stakeholders should make appropriate preparations.
Read More Here:
http://www.gacareproject.com/georgia-gov-deal-balks-at-signing-medical-marijuana-bill/