State officials ‘subverting’ marijuana industry, outgoing board member says
State officials ‘subverting’ marijuana industry, outgoing board member says
An outgoing member of the Alaska Marijuana Control Board says some officials in Gov. Bill Walker’s administration, as well as remaining board members, are attempting to delay implementation of the voter-approved commercial cannabis industry.
“There’s an underlying agenda to subvert the process, to delay the implementation of a legalized marijuana industry,” says Bruce Schulte, who was abruptly removed from the five-member board on Friday by the governor. “It doesn’t look like the State of Alaska is really serious about making this happen.”
A replacement was not immediately announced.
State officials ‘subverting’ marijuana industry, outgoing board member says
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