TheRealDman
Well-Known Member
Didn't see this posted anywhere.....full synopsis in the link.
http://www.johnconroy.com/mmar.htm
"I have now had an opportunity to review the new regulations 'ACMPR' that came into force a few days ago, namely August 24, 2016, and in my opinion they are, with respect to personal production or designated grower production, essentially the same as the old MMAR provisions in relation thereto.
Those medically approved patients covered by the Allied injunction of March 21, 2014 and continued February 24th, 2016. "Until further order of the court" that to do not need to make any changes can either continue under that status or apply under the ACMPR. It might be wise to do the latter to avoid the uncertainty of the former, unless there are particular individual benefits to continuing under the injunction status.
New patients and those medically approved patients who were not covered by the injunction, and we were told that there are approximately 10,000 of you out of the total of 38,000 registered MMAR patients as of March 31, 2014, and those of you who need to make any changes to their MMAR documents, even though otherwise grandfathered by the injunction, such as changing the address of your site or sites, can now do so by applying under the ACMPR and it is recommended that you do this as soon as possible.
The government has stated that this is an interim measure, and things may well change further depending upon the outcome of the ongoing consultations by the Task Force on Legalization that is due to report in November recommending how to legalize that the government said it will commence in the spring of 2017.
Given that the government is saying that they will be making more changes in that these are interim measures it is my opinion that those of you still covered by the injunction and being subject to "further order of the court" may be in a more precarious position that those who have applied and been approved under the a ACMPR when the time for further changes come."
http://www.johnconroy.com/mmar.htm
"I have now had an opportunity to review the new regulations 'ACMPR' that came into force a few days ago, namely August 24, 2016, and in my opinion they are, with respect to personal production or designated grower production, essentially the same as the old MMAR provisions in relation thereto.
Those medically approved patients covered by the Allied injunction of March 21, 2014 and continued February 24th, 2016. "Until further order of the court" that to do not need to make any changes can either continue under that status or apply under the ACMPR. It might be wise to do the latter to avoid the uncertainty of the former, unless there are particular individual benefits to continuing under the injunction status.
New patients and those medically approved patients who were not covered by the injunction, and we were told that there are approximately 10,000 of you out of the total of 38,000 registered MMAR patients as of March 31, 2014, and those of you who need to make any changes to their MMAR documents, even though otherwise grandfathered by the injunction, such as changing the address of your site or sites, can now do so by applying under the ACMPR and it is recommended that you do this as soon as possible.
The government has stated that this is an interim measure, and things may well change further depending upon the outcome of the ongoing consultations by the Task Force on Legalization that is due to report in November recommending how to legalize that the government said it will commence in the spring of 2017.
Given that the government is saying that they will be making more changes in that these are interim measures it is my opinion that those of you still covered by the injunction and being subject to "further order of the court" may be in a more precarious position that those who have applied and been approved under the a ACMPR when the time for further changes come."
