Georgia’s top elected leaders moved forward Tuesday with a program to provide medical marijuana to the state’s 15,000 registered patients, nearly seven months after Gov. Brian Kemp signed it into law.
Kemp, House Speaker David Ralston and Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan appointed seven members to a commission that will issue licenses for companies to grow and sell medical marijuana oil.
The appointments were a key step for patients who have been allowed to use the drug since 2015 but had no legal way to buy, grow or transport it.
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Mark Niesse ~ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ~
