Caregiver question???
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Ku$hking3883
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most definitely my friend. One cardholder can caregive for up to three cardholders and there self any more then that I think you need some kind of paperwork and is cost too. but a caregiver can not have a caregiver.
Ku$hking3883
Active Member
just knew a caregiver couldn't have more then five people they care give for but if I'm off on the number its by one
and never gave numbers for it money wise
and never gave numbers for it money wise
BadAndy
Well-Known Member
a caregiver can have 5 patients in addition to himself so tech you are able to grow for 6 people total.
Not alot of people like to be caregivers atm due to the fact that you have to register your grow and allow inspections.
When i first registered as a caregiver there was no additional expense but i did not renew as a caregiver when they changed the rules so i dont know if they added a fee to it at this time.
Not alot of people like to be caregivers atm due to the fact that you have to register your grow and allow inspections.
When i first registered as a caregiver there was no additional expense but i did not renew as a caregiver when they changed the rules so i dont know if they added a fee to it at this time.
Ku$hking3883
Active Member
looks like we were booth a little bit off
HB10-1284
Introduction: House Bill 10-1284 & SB 10-109, passed in the summer of 2010, impose new regulations on patients and caregivers previously operating under Colorados Medical Marijuana Constitutional Amendment. For those who wish to remain clearly compliant with state law, following these new laws is an imperative.
Patients
HB10-1284
Introduction: House Bill 10-1284 & SB 10-109, passed in the summer of 2010, impose new regulations on patients and caregivers previously operating under Colorados Medical Marijuana Constitutional Amendment. For those who wish to remain clearly compliant with state law, following these new laws is an imperative.
Patients
- Patients cannot use medical marijuana:
- In a Medical Marijuana Center or other licensed facility;
- In a boat, aircraft, or car;
- In plain view or place open to the public;
- In a correctional facility or community corrections facility; or
- In a way that endangers the health and well being of another.
- Patients and caregivers cannot possess marijuana on the grounds of a school (pre-12) or on a school bus.
- Patients and caregivers must have their paper work with them while in possession of medical marijuana.
- Patients can only have one caregiver at a time.
- Patients can only receive recommendations from a Doctor that has an unrestricted Colorado license.
- Caregivers are limited to 5 patients, except in extreme exceptional circumstances.
- Caregivers will eventually have to register with the State Health Department.
- Caregivers must do something more than simply provide marijuana for their patients.
- Caregivers cannot join together to cultivate marijuana or engage others to assist in providing medical marijuana to a patient.
- A caregiver cannot also have a caregiver.
- Caregivers cannot cultivate or provide marijuana to anyone who is not their patient.
- Caregivers must maintain a list of the registry identification number for each of their patients.
- Caregivers cannot charge patients more than the cost of purchasing or cultivating marijuana, but can charge for caregiver services.
- There can be no financial connection between caregivers and doctors.
- Law enforcement will be able to confirm caregiver status with a new 24 hour database.
