TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Agreed. But didn't the SoC have something to say about Med growers? If they didn't, they will.
Trudeau, the Liberals and legalization
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Agreed. But didn't the SoC have something to say about Med growers? If they didn't, they will.
They are merely trying to delay the legislation. Anyone can painfully see than if they allow a ban that it can be taken to court as medical grows are allowed why not home grows for recreational? They wanted more time and they got it, just push 4 dozen amendments then also vote no on it, which is what happened.
Maple_Flail
Well-known member
I'm gunna respectfully disagree with you on this.
the liberals are pushing this hard, they have all been briefs by someone and are showing a uniform front (strangle uniform for this liberal caucus imho)
it seems the senate didn't make it easy for them..
little less than 3 weeks left in lower house discussions is a hearing extension for the last week of june. so earliest we could likely see C45 in effect is labour day. latest 1st half 2019 (likely second quarter)
unless any of these amendments go against the liberal core initiative it will be stone wall pushed through and fixed and amended after the fact, there are many that want the frame work ther to work on what they fix the specifics.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Full legalization is not expected until August at the earliest. Recreational pot won't be instantly legal once the bill passed both houses. As currently written, the bill stipulates the law does not come into force until a date fixed by an order of the governor-in-council — Trudeau's cabinet. I guess that will be about October, and certainly not before Bill C-46 comes into effect. Without a DUI solution and technological mini leap, acceptable to the courts, that's a tough one.
troutman
Seed Whore
Loophole 
Pursuant to S. 16 of the Criminal Code of Canada if somebody called you crazy one time. You may be able
to grow and smoke all you want now. If your like on a Government disability like ODSP in Ontario for some
type of mental disorder it may be a given. Heck if you have a disability check every month that means a
doctor said your were probably mental. So it could be a go man go.
This could be like diplomatic immunity for you now.
Pursuant to S. 16 of the Criminal Code of Canada if somebody called you crazy one time. You may be able
to grow and smoke all you want now. If your like on a Government disability like ODSP in Ontario for some
type of mental disorder it may be a given. Heck if you have a disability check every month that means a
doctor said your were probably mental. So it could be a go man go.
This could be like diplomatic immunity for you now.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/section-16.html
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I have no doubt they want it done asap. But it doesn't hurt them at all if it drags on into 2019. They will run on it either way. Showing how they are sticking to their promises. Even if it gets held up. C46 is not passing anytime soon. The random breath test is really holding up the bill in the senate right now.
And that's being very optimistic with that aug time line.
They'll lock your ass up if you succeed in using that defense. Mental hospital till they say your sane. Just pay the yearly fee clinics charge and don't ever admit your fucknig nuts to anyone. Your rights get severely diminished if they find you unfit.Loophole
Pursuant to S. 16 of the Criminal Code of Canada if somebody called you crazy one time. You may be able
to grow and smoke all you want now. If your like on a Government disability like ODSP in Ontario for some
type of mental disorder it may be a given. Heck if you have a disability check every month that means a
doctor said your were probably mental. So it could be a go man go.
This could be like diplomatic immunity for you now.
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/section-16.html
lamenamenumbers
Member
Let the pissing contest begin: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/pot...overnment-rejects-key-senate-change-1.4703376
Maple_Flail
Well-known member
hehehhe.. now i will firmly place my legalization point squarely one annual year from now.. its happening in 2019.. 2018 is off the books
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
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According to the House's order paper, the changes the government plans to reject include:
The House still has to debate and vote on the plan in the coming days. Then C-45 will return to the Senate, where senators will have to decide whether to give up their fight to make these changes.
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Home grows will fall. Promotional items will fall. And the registry? It's totally ridiculous, if not illegal, and will also fall. If they are serious about the registry, they should add the Quebec construction industry to it.
According to the House's order paper, the changes the government plans to reject include:
- Affirming the provinces' right to ban home cultivation of marijuana.
- Banning branded promotional items such as T-shirts and hats that display logos of marijuana producers.
- Establishing a public registry of all cannabis companies' directors, officers, controlling parent corporations or trusts, and their directors, members and shareholders.
The House still has to debate and vote on the plan in the coming days. Then C-45 will return to the Senate, where senators will have to decide whether to give up their fight to make these changes.
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Home grows will fall. Promotional items will fall. And the registry? It's totally ridiculous, if not illegal, and will also fall. If they are serious about the registry, they should add the Quebec construction industry to it.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Ah... The C-46 plot thickens at the same time.
Senate defeats a bid to restore mandatory roadside screening to impaired driving bill
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-mandatory-roadside-screening-1.4703429
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The Senate has voted down an attempt to restore mandatory roadside testing to the government's impaired driving bill, gutting the Liberal government's legislation and effectively daring MPs to defy senators.
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The Senate's legal and constitutional affairs committee had already removed the most controversial provisions in the bill after hearing warnings from legal experts that the courts could find mandatory testing to be unconstitutional.
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Senate defeats a bid to restore mandatory roadside screening to impaired driving bill
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-mandatory-roadside-screening-1.4703429
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The Senate has voted down an attempt to restore mandatory roadside testing to the government's impaired driving bill, gutting the Liberal government's legislation and effectively daring MPs to defy senators.
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The Senate's legal and constitutional affairs committee had already removed the most controversial provisions in the bill after hearing warnings from legal experts that the courts could find mandatory testing to be unconstitutional.
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Lol 12 hours can change the path a lot eh.
If mandatory roadside testing for alcohol is out so is mandatory road side drug testing. Can't have one but not the other. Fuck the saliva test.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
In all but the most severe cases, if the courts won't force a drug saliva of hair follicle test on an abusive parent because it's too intrusive, then I doubt this would fly either. It's a dead horse, if not now, then when it's challenged.
