picon, I've posted this 3 times & have gotten llit
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Posted On: 11/12/2014 12:30:48 PM
picon, I've posted this 3 times & have gotten llittle response & it appears that few have read it...I respect your opinions greatly & would like yours on this one.
Trina k Fraser is a lawyer in Ottawa, Ont & I think she is very credible. I've recently asked Bill Swalm to corroborate this & have not gotten back to him yet. I have emailed her at Email: tfraser@brazeauseller.com & have not received a response yet.
The time line that this creates could put us way into 2015. If this is real shareholders should not have unrealistic expectations.
Thank you in advance for any response you may offer.
****MUST READ *****From Chris on the FB page..There is hope
Everyone,
I sent the following email to Trina K. Fraser , the individual that did the presentation "Medical Marijuana in Canada: Weeding Through the Risks and Opportunities" posted on youtube. She email me a response back to day. Please read:
ME:
Tina,
I feel that you gave a great presentation on "Medical Marijuana in Canada: Weeding Through the Risks and Opportunities". It answered several questions I had regarding this new business space.
I am contacting you because I have a question that I would like to get answered. After viewing your presentation, I feel you are very qualified to provide the correct information.
My question is - After a facility receives it "Pre-license Inspection" from Health Canada, is the facility able to start growing medical marijuana or does the facility have to have the license in hand before growing?
Will Health Canada be able to grant additional MMPR licenses prior to February 2015 due to the current legal challenges facing MMPRs?
Thank you for you time,
Chris
RESPONSE:
My understanding from speaking with other MMPR applicants is that after passing the pre-licence inspection you will be given a ‘ready to grow’ notice which will permit you to grow your first crop. Once the crop is harvested and packaged (but before any product is shipped to customers) a further inspection and testing of the harvest will take place and if this is passed then a licence will issue and you will be permitted to ship.
I am not aware of any reasons why HC couldn’t continue to issue licences (and in fact they did recently issue another one) but I do not know whether the litigation and other matters are having any effect on HC’s attitude or policies about when and how many licences to issue. We are all in the dark about this.
Hope that helps, Trina
Trina K. Fraser
BrazeauSeller.LLP
55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 750
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6L5
Read More: http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=2032...z3Do6iUdq1
Trina k Fraser is a lawyer in Ottawa, Ont & I think she is very credible. I've recently asked Bill Swalm to corroborate this & have not gotten back to him yet. I have emailed her at Email: tfraser@brazeauseller.com & have not received a response yet.
The time line that this creates could put us way into 2015. If this is real shareholders should not have unrealistic expectations.
Thank you in advance for any response you may offer.
****MUST READ *****From Chris on the FB page..There is hope
Everyone,
I sent the following email to Trina K. Fraser , the individual that did the presentation "Medical Marijuana in Canada: Weeding Through the Risks and Opportunities" posted on youtube. She email me a response back to day. Please read:
ME:
Tina,
I feel that you gave a great presentation on "Medical Marijuana in Canada: Weeding Through the Risks and Opportunities". It answered several questions I had regarding this new business space.
I am contacting you because I have a question that I would like to get answered. After viewing your presentation, I feel you are very qualified to provide the correct information.
My question is - After a facility receives it "Pre-license Inspection" from Health Canada, is the facility able to start growing medical marijuana or does the facility have to have the license in hand before growing?
Will Health Canada be able to grant additional MMPR licenses prior to February 2015 due to the current legal challenges facing MMPRs?
Thank you for you time,
Chris
RESPONSE:
My understanding from speaking with other MMPR applicants is that after passing the pre-licence inspection you will be given a ‘ready to grow’ notice which will permit you to grow your first crop. Once the crop is harvested and packaged (but before any product is shipped to customers) a further inspection and testing of the harvest will take place and if this is passed then a licence will issue and you will be permitted to ship.
I am not aware of any reasons why HC couldn’t continue to issue licences (and in fact they did recently issue another one) but I do not know whether the litigation and other matters are having any effect on HC’s attitude or policies about when and how many licences to issue. We are all in the dark about this.
Hope that helps, Trina
Trina K. Fraser
BrazeauSeller.LLP
55 Metcalfe Street, Suite 750
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6L5
Read More: http://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=2032...z3Do6iUdq1
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