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He signed August 28th, about 2 hours before the law went into effect even if he didn't sign it. The only thing that would've delayed it would be if he vetoed it. IDPH had those 3 months to prepare for December 1st. It seems they didn't even manage to write the emergency rule and get it...

January 15th actually tells me that's someone's guess based on the changing of the guard, not reality. Just like January 1st is based on a guess (it also ignores that it is a state/federal holiday). Either of those dates for me are calls for investigation because they do not say need, they say...

Basically a "your guess is as good as ours" answer. Your ID is already sent in with the application. January 15 tells me they need to investigate this IDPH crew and governor. That is the day after the new governor and head of IDPH take office. It surely is a good guess the way they've been. But...

If you're using the public act that comes up from the opioid alternative bill you should only need to focus on the ones that are underlined, those would be the new changes. What I looked for was "provisional". Maybe "provisional registration" would narrow it down. Mine doesn't count how many or...

55 b says written certification of the condition, but also says and completed an online application. I don't see how provisional could happen with mail in because you still need IDPH to get around to opening the letter, which we know takes most of the 90 day wait.

The about 2000 a month is what makes me think we wait 90 days because they want us to wait 90 days. In spite of the law previously saying 30 days. They speed up, they slow down, they always manage to be 2 months behind. They said no backgrounds increased applications to someone that called yet...

Really what provisional on the backlog does is put a couple months of patients into the system in a day or 3 rather than spread out. They're into late September so if it started today, all of October and November and a week of September. After that they filter in just like they do from IDPH. I...

I've considered that. About 2000 patients all at once, 55 dispensaries. I would think that could cause shortages. I would also hope that has been planned for since the growers have known that it's coming sometime and have planned for it. They've had easily enough time for a grow cycle.

Morning eyes, little coffee, 13 hours of unintended sleep, so I apologize in advance for anything I get wrong. PA started out behind us as far as their law. Their card issuance was always ahead, their program quickly moved to at least be equal. A lot of IL's problem was the law, like requiring...

Just wanted to make sure. Mine is closed Mondays. Taking the day off, getting the card and then finding out it's closed would suck.

Is your dispensary open on Monday? About 40 years ago my mother gave me permission to get high if it was legal. I quit about 20 years ago but was still for legalization. (And oddly lost all my stoner friends even though I had no problem with them, I'd even load hitters for them.)

Another $100 when the first application's fees are non-refundable would be reason enough for me.

Monday puts me over 65 days, plus should get to know more about the emergency rule then. I like how "politely" gets used when talking about calling them now LOL.

Maybe not their butts but our butts have to be on time. This whole thing reminds me of FOID cards. Felony to possess guns without one. Law says the cards have a certain number of days to be approved. Yet the State Police has no problem not following the law and creating felons sending out...

One would think. Did they give you a date or just middle?

Now you got me even more hopeful. That's how I read it. I think that's Marijuana Policy Project's personal synopsis. It was just that word wasn't in there, the gist of it is. And the IDPH websites say "adopt" (the law says submit). Emergency Rules start working as soon as they are up, what's...

That word isn't in the actual law or the synopsis of the changes on the bill's page. But if it's true about advocates trying to get workers investigated, and I know I've seen a lawmaker angry people have died waiting for their cards, the ice could be getting pretty thin. And don't forget they've...

Emergency Rules are not for feet dragging and only stay in effect for 150 days (May 1st). I think if they propose April 1st to start so they only have 30 days to tweak the rule there's going to be some pissed off law makers when it's submitted. The fact the law says submit an emergency rule says...

We could talk about strains.

That's what I thought/hope. If Opioids and Qualifying shares the same form and both go directly to the dispensary this nightmare should be over. Before I read the shared application option in the law I was thinking we need to get it known to not mail them in so you know when the check is cashed.