Gov. Jan Brewer signed several ballot propositions into law Tuesday, including Proposition 203.
Prop. 203, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, goes into effect today. This means the state health department has until April 16 to finish its rule-making process, two weeks more than it had expected.
The Arizona Department of Health Services will publish the first draft of its rules Friday, kicking off a public-comment period.
The narrow vote margin for Proposition 112 triggered the first mandated recount in a statewide general election.
Counties are now finishing up recounts for Prop. 112, which would shorten the deadline to file ballot petitions by two months, said Jim Drake, assistant secretary of state. A judge will hear recanvassed results Monday and announce the final results.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: The Arizona Republic
Author: Michelle Ye Hee Lee
Copyright: 2010 AZCentral.com
Prop. 203, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, goes into effect today. This means the state health department has until April 16 to finish its rule-making process, two weeks more than it had expected.
The Arizona Department of Health Services will publish the first draft of its rules Friday, kicking off a public-comment period.
The narrow vote margin for Proposition 112 triggered the first mandated recount in a statewide general election.
Counties are now finishing up recounts for Prop. 112, which would shorten the deadline to file ballot petitions by two months, said Jim Drake, assistant secretary of state. A judge will hear recanvassed results Monday and announce the final results.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: The Arizona Republic
Author: Michelle Ye Hee Lee
Copyright: 2010 AZCentral.com
