[amannamedtruth]

These proposed rules just got posted today.

Here's the program's website...
mcpp.illinois.gov

...and a link to the proposed rules. Its a PDF file from the website

https://www2.illinois.gov/gov/mcpp/Do...%2021%2014.pdf

[MIway]

thanks for the links.

iv read that the system there is driving a selective commercial program,, so big dollar, large buy-in commercial ops only, w limited licenses for both grows & pos. no personal grows, no small guy.

will read that 48pager today.

[robertfaceplant]

it mentions caregiver in 63 different sections..seems odd since its only set up for large scale. will that mean it will go somewhat the Michigan route?

[amannamedtruth]

Originally Posted by MIway

thanks for the links.

iv read that the system there is driving a selective commercial program,, so big dollar, large buy-in commercial ops only, w limited licenses for both grows & pos. no personal grows, no small guy.

will read that 48pager today.

Very true. Robert, it means it will be the exact opposite.

[Maj.PotHead]

I suggest you read this law very good


here's a snipit of one part

Illinois forcing citizens to give up their guns if they want medical pot

Under the new rules, people who want to treat themselves with something other than dangerous pharmaceutical drugs will be required to give up their guns in the process.
Both caregivers and patients will be required to surrender their firearms, and any state-approved FOID cards or concealed carry permits. According to the proposal, state police will be in charge of enforcing the gun control sanctions.
Moreover, the Department of Agriculture will be enlisted to develop rules for cultivation centers, and the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation will be employed to draw up rules for dispensaries. More power to the state!
The plan also dictates the reasons for which caregivers can prescribe cannabis, outlining 41 specific medical conditions that pre-qualify patients to seek a patient registry medical marijuana ID card. The ID card will permit approved patients access to 2.5 ounces of medical marijuana every two weeks, to be administered by a certified caregiver.
Isn’t it strange how the state limits the potential of a plant but turns a blind eye toward the mass distribution, destruction, and death coming from many pharmaceutical drugs?



careful with your decisions

[amannamedtruth]

Department of Financial and Professional Regulation Proposed Rules
Draft Administrative Rules (PDF)
Department of Revenue
Draft Administrative Rules (PDF)
Department of Agriculture
Draft Administrative Rules (PDF)