It may be a first step, but it's an extremely poorly-planned law and one of the most restrictive in the country (and is a corporate giveaway).
-Extremely limited access to MMJ recommendations
-Approximately 2 years before patients can get recommendations and buy anything
-No home grow
-Smoking is still illegal
-Only 35 licensees in the state.
-Must have $2 million to apply for a cultivation license that costs $200,000
Are there really enough patients in the state to make that model workable? Sure, the law can be changed, but that's a good 4 years in the future at minimum.
-Extremely limited access to MMJ recommendations
-Approximately 2 years before patients can get recommendations and buy anything
-No home grow
-Smoking is still illegal
-Only 35 licensees in the state.
-Must have $2 million to apply for a cultivation license that costs $200,000
Are there really enough patients in the state to make that model workable? Sure, the law can be changed, but that's a good 4 years in the future at minimum.