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The governor told legislators he had eight specific concerns with HB 648, the medical marijuana bill.
So the committee of conference worked hard and hammered out a new amended bill which answers each and every one of those concerns.
What they've come up with is the tightest medical marijuana bill of any state in the nation.
The vote on HB 648 is Wednesday June 24th.
Even though all his stated concerns have been answered, it is still not known what the governor will do.
The votes are there to pass both houses, and what's really needed now is for the governor to see veto-proof majorities. You can help.
Please call your senator and representative!
And thank House and Senate leadership for signing the Committee of Conference report and for their more-essential-than-ever support.
