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What's New! Draft medical marijuana rule released The
department has filed a draft rule defining a 60-day supply of
marijuana for medical use under the state’s medical marijuana law.
This is the total amount generally allowed for people who qualify
under the law. The draft rule was developed following extensive
research, four public work sessions, considering written comments,
and other discussions with interested parties. The department has
set August 25 for a public hearing in Tumwater, and is now taking
written public comments on the proposed draft rule. A final rule
will then be filed. A
news release has been issued.
Washington voters passed an initiative in 1998 to
allow the use of marijuana for medical purposes. Patients can have a
60-day supply if their doctor has recommended it for their condition.
We want your participation and feedback, and we encourage you to check
back often for updates. Any comments are public record under the Public Disclosure Act. |
Draft Rule Significant Legislative Analysis Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Washington State Medical Marijuana Law |
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