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The Maine Legislature's Health and Human Services Committee will hold a public hearing on the bill on Thursday, March 11 at 1 p.m., in room 209 in the Cross Building. Any resident of Maine is allowed to testify.
While the bill is great as it is, according to the group Maine Marijuana Policy Initiative (MMPI), it will be even better if it can be amended to allow caregivers to sell any excess marijuana to dispensaries.
As the bill is currently written, caregivers would have to turn any excess marijuana over to law enforcement to be destroyed, unconscionably wasting good medicine.
If you are a resident of Maine and support medical marijuana, here's what you can do:
• Come to Augusta on Thursday, March 11, at 1 p.m. in Room 209 of the Cross Building to testify in support of MMPI's proposed amendment.
• Call the members of the Health and Human Services Committee and urge them to amend the bill to allow caregivers to give or sell any excess marijuana to dispensaries, and then vote "ought to pass."
The members of the committee are:
Senator Joseph C. Brannigan (D-Cumberland) 207-772-6047
Senator Lisa T. Marraché (D-Kennebec) 207-861-0154
Senator Peter Mills (R-Somerset) 207-474-3821
Representative Anne C. Perry (D-Calais) 207-454-7338
Representative Patricia Jones (D-Mount Vernon) 207-512-5102
Representative Mark Eves (D-North Berwick) 207-676-1001
Representative Matthew J. Peterson (D-Rumford) 207-776-8051
Representative Linda F. Sanborn (D-Gorham) 207-839-4664
Representative Peter C. Stuckey (D-Portland) 207-773-3345
Representative Sarah O. Lewin (R-Eliot) 207-439-0354
Representative Henry L. Joy (R-Crystal) 207-463-2507
Representative Meredith N. Strang Burgess (R-Cumberland) -- 207-829-6264
Representative James J. Campbell, Sr. (U-Newfield) 207-793-2396
Representative Donald G. Soctomah (Passamaquoddy Tribe) 207-214-4051
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