Lawmakers take first look at implementing marijuana law
Lawmakers take first look at implementing marijuana law
Anna Staver, Statesman Journal 6:14 p.m. PST November 19, 2014
By the end of a legislative meeting with the Oregon Liquor Control Commission on Wednesday, one thing was clear to the lawmakers involved: There is a lot of work to be done before recreational marijuana sales start in January 2016.
“The seed has just been planted,” Rep. Margret Doherty, D-Tigard, said.
Oregon voters approved the sale and consumption of recreational marijuana 56 percent to 44 percent this November, but the ballot initiative’s 36 pages left a lot of the regulatory details up to the OLCC to figure out by January 2016.
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