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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.606.156 von Frankfurt_1013 am 11.09.15 16:32:37
Posted: 09/10/15, 9:01 PM PDT | Updated: 2 hrs ago
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From a press release from the office of North Coast state Sen. Mike McGuire:
Senator Mike McGuire (D-Healdsburg), the author of SB 643 – The Medical Marijuana Regulation and Safety Act – announced that an agreement has been reached on historic medical marijuana legislation between Governor Brown’s office, the State Senate and State Assembly.
“After two decades of no regulation, I am pleased to report an agreement has been reached on one of the most comprehensive medical marijuana bills in the nation,” Senator McGuire said.
Moving forward as a package are three historic marijuana bills, headlined by Senator McGuire’s SB 643 – legislation that has been two decades in the making and is sprinting toward the finish line. The regulatory framework gained the support of key stakeholders including representatives of public safety organizations, local elected officials and community leaders, medical marijuana growers, environmentalists, labor unions and many others. The Senate and Assembly leadership as well as Governor Brown’s office reached agreement this afternoon on language for the medical marijuana regulatory framework legislation.
“These regulations are long overdue and I’m thrilled that we were able to work together to find common ground on these historic medical marijuana regulations for our state,” Senator Mike McGuire said. “While the bills still need formal approval by the legislature before going to the Governor, we are now closer than ever to securing a regulatory framework for this booming medical marijuana industry.”
SB 643 will be formally amended with the new language in the Assembly Business and Professions Committee and will then head to the Assembly floor for a vote and then back to the Senate for concurrence before Friday’s legislative deadline. The Assembly bills will be amended in the Senate Rules Committee before heading to the Senate floor for a vote and then back to the Assembly for concurrence. All three bills are incumbent on the approval and passage of the others before they can head to the Governor’s desk.
“The time is now. Our environment and our communities have been paying the price for the state’s lack of action over the past 20 years and this package of legislation will advance sweeping regulations and desperately needed resources that are necessary to address the impacts of this multi-billion dollar industry.”
“Medical marijuana patients in California will be now fully protected,” Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de León (D-Angeles) said. “This important bicameral legislation will provide much-needed structure to a multi-billion industry,” he added.
Under the package of legislation, every aspect of the commercial medical marijuana industry would be regulated and subject to licensure – both by the state and local authorities. The bills create a Bureau of Medical Marijuana Regulation under the Department of Consumer Affairs led by a Director who will be confirmed by the Senate. Cities and counties will be eligible for grants from the Marijuana Production and Environmental Mitigation Fund. These monies can be used for local law enforcement activities and environmental cleanup.
Key to SB 643 are provisions that will track and trace all marijuana products, and a provision that will once and for all make medical marijuana officially an agricultural product in California. Cultivators will have to abide by the same rules and regulations as all other agriculture, including water use, water discharge, pesticide and insecticide use and more. SB 643 also includes robust provisions governing indoor and outdoor cultivation standards for small, medium and large growers to ensure that best practices related to land conversion, grading and electricity usage are instituted. The bill makes sure that the environment is cared for and that the products are safe, while also mandating strict standards for transportation to ensure that no marijuana is diverted out of state for illegal use.
Senator McGuire represents the North Coast of California, where the majority of marijuana is grown in the nation.
“The impacts have been horrendous and the drought has had a devastating effect, especially on the North Coast. Entire rivers are running dry as rogue marijuana grows have expanded, diverting millions of gallons of water illegally, and as the fourth year of this historic drought sets in,” McGuire said.
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From a press release from the office of North Coast Assemblyman Jim Wood:
Today the Assembly and Senate have agreed to move forward on a package that would create a framework for the medical cannabis industry in California.
Assemblyman Wood said, “This package is the end product of countless hours meeting with stakeholders and extensive negotiations with the Governor’s office. I am thrilled that AB 243, which overcame resistance to its groundbreaking definition of cannabis as an agricultural product, and which focuses specifically on the needs of the north coast, will serve as the foundation of the cultivation language in this year’s cannabis package.”
The package will put most of the cultivation language of AB 243 into SB 643 (McGuire) ensuring that the original language will be used to create the proposed regulations for the cultivation of medical cannabis in California. However the proposed excise tax that would have created $60 million for environmental cleanup and public safety has been dropped from the package.
“We desperately need the resources to manage this industry that has boomed on the north coast and to protect our rivers and forests. I am disappointed we were not able to reach an agreement that included those resources this year. I think good progress has been made and I have educated a number of my colleagues which is a great place to be as I plan to pursue the tax next year.”
The Assembly and Senate have until midnight on Friday to pass the three bills AB 266 (Bonta), AB 243(Wood) and SB 643(McGuire) that make up this year’s cannabis package and send them to the Governor’s office for approval.
http://www.times-standard.com/general-news/20150910/update-m…
UPDATE: More details emerge on state cannabis legislation
By The Times-StandardPosted: 09/10/15, 9:01 PM PDT | Updated: 2 hrs ago
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From a press release from the office of North Coast state Sen. Mike McGuire:
Senator Mike McGuire (D-Healdsburg), the author of SB 643 – The Medical Marijuana Regulation and Safety Act – announced that an agreement has been reached on historic medical marijuana legislation between Governor Brown’s office, the State Senate and State Assembly.
“After two decades of no regulation, I am pleased to report an agreement has been reached on one of the most comprehensive medical marijuana bills in the nation,” Senator McGuire said.
Moving forward as a package are three historic marijuana bills, headlined by Senator McGuire’s SB 643 – legislation that has been two decades in the making and is sprinting toward the finish line. The regulatory framework gained the support of key stakeholders including representatives of public safety organizations, local elected officials and community leaders, medical marijuana growers, environmentalists, labor unions and many others. The Senate and Assembly leadership as well as Governor Brown’s office reached agreement this afternoon on language for the medical marijuana regulatory framework legislation.
“These regulations are long overdue and I’m thrilled that we were able to work together to find common ground on these historic medical marijuana regulations for our state,” Senator Mike McGuire said. “While the bills still need formal approval by the legislature before going to the Governor, we are now closer than ever to securing a regulatory framework for this booming medical marijuana industry.”
SB 643 will be formally amended with the new language in the Assembly Business and Professions Committee and will then head to the Assembly floor for a vote and then back to the Senate for concurrence before Friday’s legislative deadline. The Assembly bills will be amended in the Senate Rules Committee before heading to the Senate floor for a vote and then back to the Assembly for concurrence. All three bills are incumbent on the approval and passage of the others before they can head to the Governor’s desk.
“The time is now. Our environment and our communities have been paying the price for the state’s lack of action over the past 20 years and this package of legislation will advance sweeping regulations and desperately needed resources that are necessary to address the impacts of this multi-billion dollar industry.”
“Medical marijuana patients in California will be now fully protected,” Senate President pro Tempore Kevin de León (D-Angeles) said. “This important bicameral legislation will provide much-needed structure to a multi-billion industry,” he added.
Under the package of legislation, every aspect of the commercial medical marijuana industry would be regulated and subject to licensure – both by the state and local authorities. The bills create a Bureau of Medical Marijuana Regulation under the Department of Consumer Affairs led by a Director who will be confirmed by the Senate. Cities and counties will be eligible for grants from the Marijuana Production and Environmental Mitigation Fund. These monies can be used for local law enforcement activities and environmental cleanup.
Key to SB 643 are provisions that will track and trace all marijuana products, and a provision that will once and for all make medical marijuana officially an agricultural product in California. Cultivators will have to abide by the same rules and regulations as all other agriculture, including water use, water discharge, pesticide and insecticide use and more. SB 643 also includes robust provisions governing indoor and outdoor cultivation standards for small, medium and large growers to ensure that best practices related to land conversion, grading and electricity usage are instituted. The bill makes sure that the environment is cared for and that the products are safe, while also mandating strict standards for transportation to ensure that no marijuana is diverted out of state for illegal use.
Senator McGuire represents the North Coast of California, where the majority of marijuana is grown in the nation.
“The impacts have been horrendous and the drought has had a devastating effect, especially on the North Coast. Entire rivers are running dry as rogue marijuana grows have expanded, diverting millions of gallons of water illegally, and as the fourth year of this historic drought sets in,” McGuire said.
PREVIOUS REPORT:
From a press release from the office of North Coast Assemblyman Jim Wood:
Today the Assembly and Senate have agreed to move forward on a package that would create a framework for the medical cannabis industry in California.
Assemblyman Wood said, “This package is the end product of countless hours meeting with stakeholders and extensive negotiations with the Governor’s office. I am thrilled that AB 243, which overcame resistance to its groundbreaking definition of cannabis as an agricultural product, and which focuses specifically on the needs of the north coast, will serve as the foundation of the cultivation language in this year’s cannabis package.”
The package will put most of the cultivation language of AB 243 into SB 643 (McGuire) ensuring that the original language will be used to create the proposed regulations for the cultivation of medical cannabis in California. However the proposed excise tax that would have created $60 million for environmental cleanup and public safety has been dropped from the package.
“We desperately need the resources to manage this industry that has boomed on the north coast and to protect our rivers and forests. I am disappointed we were not able to reach an agreement that included those resources this year. I think good progress has been made and I have educated a number of my colleagues which is a great place to be as I plan to pursue the tax next year.”
The Assembly and Senate have until midnight on Friday to pass the three bills AB 266 (Bonta), AB 243(Wood) and SB 643(McGuire) that make up this year’s cannabis package and send them to the Governor’s office for approval.
http://www.times-standard.com/general-news/20150910/update-m…
Die Cannabis Aktien haben einen Lauf zur zeit. Man muss nur abwarten, wann der Startschuss für die Ralley abgegeben wird.
Selbst der eigentliche Schrott-Wert Notis Global, ehemals Medbox, hat sich in wenigen Tagen verzehntfacht. Mit hohem Volumen, konnte man jederzeit rein und raus.
Steckt da ein fundamentaler Grund dahinter? In meinen Augen sind das alles nur halbseriöse Buzzen. Natural Splendid vielleicht vielleicht ausgenommen. Weil Management nicht aus Kiffern besteht. Aber die ist die einzige, die momentan nicht steigt......lol.....
Steckt da ein fundamentaler Grund dahinter? In meinen Augen sind das alles nur halbseriöse Buzzen. Natural Splendid vielleicht vielleicht ausgenommen. Weil Management nicht aus Kiffern besteht. Aber die ist die einzige, die momentan nicht steigt......lol.....
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.862.803 von smartcharter am 29.01.18 15:58:48hier der kern in deutsch
(OTCQB: CANN) gab bekannt, dass das Unternehmen eines seiner strategischen Ziele zur Stärkung der Bilanz durch eine deutliche Schuldenreduzierung umgesetzt hat. Mit Wirkung vom 3. Januar 2018 zahlte General Cannabis den vollen Saldo seiner 12% Schuldverschreibungen, 1.621.250 $, die im September 2018 fällig waren.
Der Generaldirektor von Cannabis, Robert Frichtel, sagte: "Wir glauben, dass diese Transaktion eine Chance bietet, den Shareholder Value zu steigern und den Gewinn pro Aktie sofort zu steigern. Unsere Geschäfte wachsen weiterhin mit starken Cash-Flow-Merkmalen, und wir glauben, dass wir die Aktionärsrendite durch den Schuldenabbau sinnvoll steigern können. Wir sind weiterhin bestrebt, das Kapital so zu verteilen, dass unsere Wachstumsziele angemessen sind, und wir konzentrieren uns darauf, unseren Aktionären eine starke Rückkehrchance zu bieten. "
Michael Feinsod, Chairman von General Cannabis, fügte hinzu: "Mit dem vor kurzem erfolgten Abschluss eines Aktienangebots und -verkaufs bestimmter Immobilienwerte ist es ein günstiger Zeitpunkt, unsere Bilanz zu bereinigen und die Schulden angemessen abzuzahlen. Wir bleiben der aggressiven Expansion in neue regulierte Cannabismärkte verpflichtet. Wir werden weiterhin alle strategischen Methoden zur Maximierung des Shareholder Value untersuchen. "
(OTCQB: CANN) gab bekannt, dass das Unternehmen eines seiner strategischen Ziele zur Stärkung der Bilanz durch eine deutliche Schuldenreduzierung umgesetzt hat. Mit Wirkung vom 3. Januar 2018 zahlte General Cannabis den vollen Saldo seiner 12% Schuldverschreibungen, 1.621.250 $, die im September 2018 fällig waren.
Der Generaldirektor von Cannabis, Robert Frichtel, sagte: "Wir glauben, dass diese Transaktion eine Chance bietet, den Shareholder Value zu steigern und den Gewinn pro Aktie sofort zu steigern. Unsere Geschäfte wachsen weiterhin mit starken Cash-Flow-Merkmalen, und wir glauben, dass wir die Aktionärsrendite durch den Schuldenabbau sinnvoll steigern können. Wir sind weiterhin bestrebt, das Kapital so zu verteilen, dass unsere Wachstumsziele angemessen sind, und wir konzentrieren uns darauf, unseren Aktionären eine starke Rückkehrchance zu bieten. "
Michael Feinsod, Chairman von General Cannabis, fügte hinzu: "Mit dem vor kurzem erfolgten Abschluss eines Aktienangebots und -verkaufs bestimmter Immobilienwerte ist es ein günstiger Zeitpunkt, unsere Bilanz zu bereinigen und die Schulden angemessen abzuzahlen. Wir bleiben der aggressiven Expansion in neue regulierte Cannabismärkte verpflichtet. Wir werden weiterhin alle strategischen Methoden zur Maximierung des Shareholder Value untersuchen. "
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