Guillermo Holtz спросил 2 года назад
The objective of Montana’s Medical Marijuana Program is to develop a well-regulated program so that individuals with an incapacitating Medical Marijuana Services condition can securely access the medicine they require.
House Bill 701 was gone by the 2021 Montana Legislature and signed into law by Governor Gianforte on 5/18/2021. House Bill 701 amends both the recreational cannabis initiative I-190 and the Montana Medical Marijuana Act. Below is a list of items cardholders must know, nevertheless, please note this list is not comprehensive. For additional info, the bill can be checked out here.
— Current registered cardholders do not need to take any instant action. Existing registrations stay legitimate.
The Medical Marijuana Program will move from Department of Public Health and Human Services to Department of Revenue effective 7/1/2021 (HB701 Section 78 (5) (Mont. Code Ann.
§ 50-46-302 (5 )).- As part of the transfer to DOR, the MMP site, physical workplace place, and some contact details will also change. This existing site will direct to the new website as quickly as it is offered. Please upgrade your own links or bookmarks accordingly.
— Registered cardholders who choose to grow their own medicine are now able to purchase from licensed dispensaries. Default purchase limitations are the very same as cardholders who do not grow: 1 ounce per day or a maximum of 5 ounces each month (HB701 Section 81 (1) (Mont. Code Ann.
§ 50-46-319 (1)).-Registered cardholders who opt to grow their own medicine are allowed 4 mature and 4 seedling plants, with an optimum of 8 mature and 8 seedling plants per family if there are multiple cardholders (HB701 Section 41 (1 )(c) (Mont. Code Ann. § 16-12-106( 1 )(c)).
— Additional details will be posted as it appears.
For information about adult-use cannabis, please see the Department of Revenue Frequently Asked Questions (updated 5/20/2021).
Important Information associated to COVID-19:
— For inquiries connected to COVID-19 impacts on the program, please email covid19info@mt.gov.
Pursuant to Governor Gianforte’s Directive 2-2021, telemedicine is allowed for all medical cannabis suggestions by a certified Montana doctor. Please note this does consist of all brand-new clients and renewals.
