lmaoFuck Chuck Callaway, I ask the committee to strip funding from PIGS who don't know how to protect or serve, what a worthless waste of cells.
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Proposed Nevada Dispensary Bill
- Thread starter resinryder
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Wondering if the owners and growers of dispensaries are going to have to be mmj patients to use it or is the state going to drug test them to make sure they aren't? After all, can't have 2 sets of rule for us to follow.
Don't like the bill. Gives dispensary owners, officers, and growers protections patients don't have.
And they will now be for profit instead of non profits. Can you say over priced meds for patients?
And they will now be for profit instead of non profits. Can you say over priced meds for patients?
55/eighth, 380oz? they knock off 60.00 for an oz?
Reasons I hate it.
1. Must have 150k in assets to apply.
2. Seems like it will be limited to 1 dispensary per county besides clark rhatbgrts10 or 40 can't remember.
3.patients and caregivers can't vend to the shops.
4. Doesn't clarify delivery services as far as I could see.
If it was like any other business where competition would be the gate keeper not government I would be all for it.
I lile that it increases patient limits but I think that's just a bait and switch pipe dream.
1. Must have 150k in assets to apply.
2. Seems like it will be limited to 1 dispensary per county besides clark rhatbgrts10 or 40 can't remember.
3.patients and caregivers can't vend to the shops.
4. Doesn't clarify delivery services as far as I could see.
If it was like any other business where competition would be the gate keeper not government I would be all for it.
I lile that it increases patient limits but I think that's just a bait and switch pipe dream.
2 years from now, if it passes, because it will now be a for profit business, they will strip our right to grow so that the dispensaries can really capitalize. After all, can't make a lot of profit if you have patients growing there own.
Oh, fees have gone up to $20,000.00 to get the license too with the new changes to the bill.
Oh, fees have gone up to $20,000.00 to get the license too with the new changes to the bill.
Hasn't been voted on yet. It is in the Senate finance committee at the moment. It hasn't been acted/discussed in there yet. Once it is, there will be 1 last chance for public discussion before it is passed on to the full assembly for final votes.
If you go here---http://leg.state.nv.us/
You can sign up for the---Personalized Legislative Tracking
There is a free option once you sign up for the Personalized Legislative Tracking. From there you can sign in and track any bill you want updates on. It's SB 374. Unlike the other options that you can pay for, the free option will not email you when any action is taken on the bill you are tracking.
Hope that info helps.
If you go here---http://leg.state.nv.us/
You can sign up for the---Personalized Legislative Tracking
There is a free option once you sign up for the Personalized Legislative Tracking. From there you can sign in and track any bill you want updates on. It's SB 374. Unlike the other options that you can pay for, the free option will not email you when any action is taken on the bill you are tracking.
Hope that info helps.
no updates on this thread since the bill passing?! excitement? disappointment? looks like they upped the minimum liquid assets to $250k and initial license fee for a disp. to $30k... http://www.leg.state.nv.us/Session/77th2013/Bills/SB/SB374_EN.pdf
Dispensaries can't survive, especially in the small towns, without customers.
