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I would say they don't get the 90 days until they get provisional access working. Not that it matters because they have no punishment for them almost never following the 30 days since the program started as it is. I think they've already taken up to 120 days before, with the 30+15 day limit...

They know and it doesn't sound like they're happy. That's a big part of why there's provisional access and no more background checks, and why I don't buy that the lawmakers will be OK with more delays from IDPH. And this is not the most damning article I've read...

I was wondering what to ask them since it says they can't give status updates. What's taking so long? :clap:

So they can't implement provisional access, which is sending out letters which they've done before, but they can implement 90 days? Let's see, "The provisions of P.A. 100-1114 which became effective immediately are:" Nope, 90 days wasn't listed. Seems that extension for them from 30 days would...

Then maybe they should have cards approved in 30 days as the law clearly states they must.

They don't always contact people with problems. There have been people lost in the system. There have been cards lost in the mail. And for people making excuses for the understaffing, this is probably a $10-$15 ID card. Multiply these numbers by $100. When you're making $120,000-$240,000 a...

People calling have found out there was a problem with their application and have found out they were lost in mailing or lost in the system.

Yes 30 days to approve is in the law. And now it's 90 days. 15 days to issue the license once approved. "verify the information contained in an application or renewal for a registry identification card submitted under this Act, and approve or deny an application or renewal, within 90 30 days of...

It's a loaded question because obviously the legislature says it's not reasonable and you're making excuses for another month when the 3-6 previous months weren't enough. How do you think HIPAA is involved? Your condition isn't mentioned and cannabis is not a prescription medicine. There is...

Although I agree, you're talking to a few people out of about 6000 in the system. If the state didn't want people to call they would have updates in some form. Pay me $100-$250 and I'll get back to you is begging for people to call even if it wasn't about treatment, relief or cannabis.

As I said, one law for them, another law for us. Showing me the law doesn't change that. The law did not say on December 1st. It said by December 1st. Sure they could wait until December 3rd. Just like Rauner waited until a couple hours before the law would've passed without his signature...

Mine is usually about 9am. Sometimes never and I have to go to the website.

My main beef is BY December 1st for everyone else in the world means on or before. Try that 2 days later stuff with your license sticker. One law for us, another law for them. JCAR gets to decide whether whatever is submitted is compliant. Judging the tone of what I heard from one of the...

That's what's getting me mad. Hopefully it was just a blow off to get you not to call until you've got your card. Scroll down passed the table of contents, this is the registry published on the 30th. Due dates of 11/26 for the 7th and 12/3 for the 14th...

I don't think the emergency rule will show up in the registry until 12/14 going by the due date=publishing date list.

I guess you should be watching for me. Day 66, 9/28 online. Going by others applied in August I've thought Friday (day 70) infusion was possible but unlikely, middle of next week more likely. Worst case after Christmas before New Years. But they seem to have really slowed down in November.

That's not political, that's Illinois tradition. :lol:

Should be here, http://www.idph.state.il.us/rulesregs/proposedrules.htm#emergency But they're not too fast at putting them up there judging from the original law passage. Should be here, https://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/index/register/home.html But surely won't show up there until...

I think people saying the infrastructure isn't there are confusing provisional with opioid alternative. The new tracking needed only mentions opioid alternatives (many times). Provisional is just issuing a QP# before approval, all the requirements were typed into the application. If I know how...

Probably should've set up it's own oversight. Much like expecting Drs to recommend cannabis causes problems expecting a Dr to run the whole program was destined to have problems and it will always have problems on and off based on who is appointing the head. And you really can't expect the head...