House Bill 2636
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At the request of:
Chief Sponsors: Representative Lively;
Regular Sponsors: Representative Barnhart, Representative Gomberg (Presession Filed);
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Relating to medical marijuana registration, authorizing physician; Prohibits if physician has provided for 450 or more persons.
Summary:
HOUSE BILL 2636 -
Prohibits Oregon Health Authority from issuing registry identification card to applicant if attending physician whose name is provided to authority by applicant has provided written documentation necessary for issuance of registry identification card for 450 or more persons who currently hold registry identification card.
Creates exemption.
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You can read the full proposed measure here:
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Status:
Current Location:
In House Committee; Current Committee: House Committee On Health Care
House BILL 2636 - filed
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2015 Regular Session.
Next Date:
TBA
See - https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2015R1/Measures/Overview/HB2636 - for schedule.
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You may also get hard copies if you are in Salem by going to the bill room downstairs in the Capitol.
History:
1-12 (H) | First reading. Referred to Speaker's desk.
1-16 (H) | Referred to Health Care.
3-4 (H) | Public Hearing scheduled.
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Act Today!
House Bill 2636
will mean no Specialist will be brave enough to sign for every qualified patient when their regular, attending physician is afraid too.
WHAT THE MEASURE DOES:
Limits the number of Patients a Doctor can Qualify for Medical Cannabis in Oregon.
ISSUES DISCUSSED:
• Pros and cons ... TBA
EFFECT OF COMMITTEE AMENDMENT:
... TBA
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See - https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2015R1/Measures/Overview/HB2636 - for latest.
Taking Action! Call your Representatives and get Everybody to do so also.
Start by finding out who your Rep/s are, contacting them, and introducing yourself and your group, or issues and what your concerns are.
Keep it simple.
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Prioritize and utilize a Smaller number of points - top 3? - concerning This bill, how it changes the medical cannabis (marijuana) program and how that effects you and/or others you know. So,
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Here is a link to text of HB 2636:
H.B. 2636