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[oddish]

Another unpaid know it all. Fuck do you really think we're all that fucking stupid?

No. Just you.

 

[itsmehigh]

Only in BC apparently. It's something to do with modifying a prescription drug I think.

I'll see if I can find the raw source if I find a minute.

I think they struck the word "dried" marijuana from the law, so anything to do with marijuana is allowed not just dried bud.

Itsme.

 

[Gmack420]

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/jenna-valleriani/medical-marijuana_b_5318597.html

until the courts say it's the only legal option then it's not the only option. argue whatever you want doesn't make it true.

 

[oddish]

Cannabis in Canada is illegal. Period. Under the MMAR/MMPR or secretion 56, you are exempt from the laws set out in the Controled Drug and Substance Act. Your "perscription" is a recommendation from your doctor to be exempt from the law, he can't prescribe anything with out a DIN, drug identification number. LP's also apply for an exemption, same as labs. The cannabis is still illegal, the exemption allows them to produce it, and the patient to posses it. Without a federal exemption, your illegal. LP weed is illegal if your not exempt.

Itsme

Basically. You almost hit the nail on the head, but the way they put it now is:

Possession and use of marijuana remains illegal in Canada unless authorized by a healthcare practitioner and obtained from a licensed producer.

Once authorized be a healthcare practitioner, it's no longer illegal. It's a bit different than when they specifically said they were filing for exemptions, as that implied that someone was approving or denying the exemption filings.

If you support your patient's use of marijuana for medical purposes you will need to complete a medical document with specific information that is similar to a prescription. If you choose to use a different template/form you must ensure that all required information as described in the sample medical document is provided.

 

[Gmack420]

I think they struck the word "dried" marijuana from the law, so anything to do with marijuana is allowed not just dried bud.

Itsme.

Not yet. As far as I can tell the appeals court in bc has given hc one year to amand the law to cover edible and concentrates.

 

[oddish]

until the courts say it's the only legal option then it's not the only option. argue whatever you want doesn't make it true.

False. Because they specifically made it illegal.
If marijuana was inherently legal, it would be true. However, marijuana is illegal and therefore the "default fallback" in the case of no specific law is that it is illegal.

 

[oddish]

Not yet. As far as I can tell the appeals court in bc has given hc one year to amand the law to cover edible and concentrates.

This is correct. And it's a provincial court, not a federal court, so it only applies to BC.

 

[Gmack420]

Basically. You almost hit the nail on the head, but the way they put it now is:



Once authorized be a healthcare practitioner, it's no longer illegal. It's a bit different than when they specifically said they were filing for exemptions, as that implied that someone was approving or denying the exemption filings.

So what source are you quoting this info from? Post the link.

 

[itsmehigh]

If your federally exempt, your golden. MMAR/MMPR are exempt. CC are not, they take all the risk, hence the BM prices they charge.

Itsme

 

[Gmack420]

This is correct. And it's a provincial court, not a federal court, so it only applies to BC.

Yeah but as you know it sets presidence that will be used canada wide in litigating court cases regarding edibles and concentrates. Nothing binding that another judge has to follow.

 

[Gmack420]

If your federally exempt, your golden. MMAR/MMPR are exempt. CC are not, they take all the risk, hence the BM prices they charge.

Itsme

So you agree with what I said on the last page. What's the lp's excuse for charging well over bm prices? Lol go a head and answer that!

 

[Gmack420]

False. Because they specifically made it illegal.
If marijuana was inherently legal, it would be true. However, marijuana is illegal and therefore the "default fallback" in the case of no specific law is that it is illegal.

Nope sorry agian my medical document signed by a doctor make it legal for me to use. Default fallback is my doctor says I can have it so I can have it.

 

[oddish]

Nope sorry agian my medical document signed by a doctor make it legal for me to use. Default fallback is my doctor says I can have it so I can have it.

Your default fallback maybe. Not everyone has valid paperwork to fall back on.

 

[Gmack420]

Your default fallback maybe. Not everyone has valid paperwork to fall back on.

You shouldn't be using a controlled narcotic without having valid paperwork. Any doctor that will only sign paperwork committing you to a lp should be avoided. There are other options.

 

[itsmehigh]

So you agree with what I said on the last page. What's the lp's excuse for charging well over bm prices? Lol go a head and answer that!

Million dollar building, complex engineered HVAC systems, engineers, brand new equipment, lab equipment, QA salary, SPIC/RPIC salary, 20-30 workers salaries, testing, investors, Rididulous HC standards, audits, crazy security systems.

Itsme.

 

[gb123]

The only difference between an LP and an industrial unit ?
.One has shwag growing in it!

complex engineered HVAC ??? etc you're showing your amateur ways still Mr

 

[oddish]

The LP building specifications are insanity compared to what I've seen at the DGs.

 

[itsmehigh]

Any body in construction knows in order to get a building permit you need drawings,blueprints, schematics/shop drawing , they need to be signed off by a certified engineer, not many engineers have worked on comercial grow facilities. When you need to heat/cool, dehumidify, filter, and inject CO2 to a dozen or more rooms simultaneously all at different loads it's very complex. Your environmental control is extremely important.

Itsme.

 

[Gmack420]

Million dollar building, complex engineered HVAC systems, engineers, brand new equipment, lab equipment, QA salary, SPIC/RPIC salary, 20-30 workers salaries, testing, investors, Rididulous HC standards, audits, crazy security systems.

Itsme.

How many lights will they be operating?

 

[itsmehigh]

How many lights will they be operating?

Who?