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Despite some concerns that it conflicts with federal law, Connecticut's new medical marijuana program cleared the last major hurdle Tuesday when the program's regulations won approval in a key vote, allowing the state to move forward to license growers and sellers of medical marijuana.
The General Assembly's regulation review committee approved the regulations in a voice vote. William Rubenstein, consumer protection commissioner, said his department will file the regulations with the secretary of the state by next Tuesday. Within two weeks, he said, the department will begin accepting applications for producers and dispensaries. The application process will take 60 days, he said, and the department will award licenses around the beginning of the year.
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Source: courant.com
Author: William Weir
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Website: Connecticut's Medical Marijuana Program OK'd, Paving Way To License Growers and Dispensaries - Hartford Courant
The General Assembly's regulation review committee approved the regulations in a voice vote. William Rubenstein, consumer protection commissioner, said his department will file the regulations with the secretary of the state by next Tuesday. Within two weeks, he said, the department will begin accepting applications for producers and dispensaries. The application process will take 60 days, he said, and the department will award licenses around the beginning of the year.
News Hawk- Truth Seeker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Source: courant.com
Author: William Weir
Contact: Contact Us - Courant.com
Website: Connecticut's Medical Marijuana Program OK'd, Paving Way To License Growers and Dispensaries - Hartford Courant
