Danknuggler
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4. Collectives Should Acquire, Possess, and Distribute Only Lawfully
Cultivated Marijuana: Collectives and cooperatives should acquire marijuana
only from their constituent members, because only marijuana grown by a qualified
patient or his or her primary caregiver may lawfully be transported by, or
distributed to, other members of a collective or cooperative. (§§ 11362.765,
11362.775.) The collective or cooperative may then allocate it to other members of
the group. Nothing allows marijuana to be purchased from outside the collective or
cooperative for distribution to its members. Instead, the cycle should be a closedcircuit
of marijuana cultivation and consumption with no purchases or sales to or
from non-members. To help prevent diversion of medical marijuana to nonmedical
markets, collectives and cooperatives should document each member’s
contribution of labor, resources, or money to the enterprise. They also should track
and record the source of their marijuana.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^NOW THIS PART RIGHT HERE SHOULD BE SIMLPLE for a properly ran coop or collective that does all the growing in ONE collective/coop garden as that is the source so there is no implicating anybody in the membership as growing at their residence.However a properly ran coop/collective that DOES NOT have a coop/collective garden in one spot means a whole bunch of sources to report and many won't want to report it anyways I think so that could be tricky for some.
4. Collectives Should Acquire, Possess, and Distribute Only Lawfully
Cultivated Marijuana: Collectives and cooperatives should acquire marijuana
only from their constituent members, because only marijuana grown by a qualified
patient or his or her primary caregiver may lawfully be transported by, or
distributed to, other members of a collective or cooperative. (§§ 11362.765,
11362.775.) The collective or cooperative may then allocate it to other members of
the group. Nothing allows marijuana to be purchased from outside the collective or
cooperative for distribution to its members. Instead, the cycle should be a closedcircuit
of marijuana cultivation and consumption with no purchases or sales to or
from non-members. To help prevent diversion of medical marijuana to nonmedical
markets, collectives and cooperatives should document each member’s
contribution of labor, resources, or money to the enterprise. They also should track
and record the source of their marijuana.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^NOW THIS PART RIGHT HERE SHOULD BE SIMLPLE for a properly ran coop or collective that does all the growing in ONE collective/coop garden as that is the source so there is no implicating anybody in the membership as growing at their residence.However a properly ran coop/collective that DOES NOT have a coop/collective garden in one spot means a whole bunch of sources to report and many won't want to report it anyways I think so that could be tricky for some.