A registered person can purchase seeds or plants from a licensed producer up to a maximum quantity that,
taking into account the fact that three marihuana seeds are equivalent to one plant, does not exceed the equivalent of the maximum number of marihuana plants authorized. It is expected that starting materials would be required at the outset of a person’s registration;
however, there is not a limit to the number of times a person can purchase starting materials to account for the potential of crop failure.
Grounds for refusal — registration
183 The Minister must refuse to register an applicant or renew or amend a registration if
- (a) the applicant is not eligible under subsection 174(1) or section 175;
- (b) the medical document that supports the application does not meet all of the requirements of section 8 or is no longer valid;
- (c) the person who provided the applicant with the medical document
- (i) is not a health care practitioner,
- (ii) is not entitled to practise their profession in the province in which the applicant consulted with that person, or
- (iii) is named in a notice issued under section 59 of the Narcotic Control Regulations that has not been retracted under section 60 of those Regulations;
- (d) the given name, surname or date of birth of the applicant is different from the given name, surname or date of birth that appears on the medical document;
- (e) the health care practitioner who provided the medical document to the applicant notifies the Minister in writing that the use of dried marihuana by the applicant is no longer supported for clinical reasons; or
- (f) any information, declaration or other item included in the application is false or misleading.
Does this mean no skype Dr's?
is not entitled to practise their profession in the province in which the applicant consulted with that person
