SAVE THE LEGAL CANNABIS INDUSTRY IN MONTANA!

Feb 25

SPEAK UP NOW! LICENSED CANNABIS STORES WILL GO OUT OF BUSINESS IF YOU DON'T ACT!

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW:

***CALL AND EMAIL the members of the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs committee and ask them to please vote "NO" on SB 443. (Contacts and sample text copied below.)***

SB 443 poses a limit of 15% THC content in all cannabis products sold at licensed dispensaries in Montana.

SB 443:

threatens to wipe out the entire legal cannabis industry in Montana

would kill any tax revenue
would completely do away with legal flower, concentrate and vape products, effectively turning cannabis consumption back to the black market
makes baseless claims about the nature of THC and its effects with no factual data to back those claims
threatens personal freedoms that Montanan's have voted to protect numerous times under the guise of protecting civil liberties
threatens to kill thousands of Montana cannabis industry jobs
Licensed Montana Cannabis Dispensaries already follow a lot of rules and limits put into place and enforced by the Cannabis Control Division that are working well, including THC content limits and package size limits. The legal industry and its consumers find that there are no issues to fix here, and this is a major government overreach.
See the official language for SB 443 here.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW:
***CALL AND EMAIL the members of the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs committee and ask them to please vote "NO" on SB 443. (Contacts and sample text copied below.)
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Attention Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs Committee,
Please vote "NO" on SB 443, as it threatens to wipe out the entire legal cannabis industry in Montana, supports the black market, will destroy the tax revenue, makes baseless claims about THC with no factual data to back these claims, threatens personal freedoms that our state's citizens have voted to protect numerous times, and threatens thousands of citizens' jobs. Additionally, there is no demand for low potency THC and those who choose to use cannabis products use it responsibly and in moderation. It is not lawmakers responsibility to babysit those who don’t. Please reconsider this government overreach and vote "NO" on SB 443.
COPY/PASTE EMAIL LIST:
Mark.Noland@legmt.gov
Willis.Curdy@legmt.gov
Jeremy.Trebas@legmt.gov
Bruce.Gillespie@legmt.gov
Gregg.Hunter@legmt.gov
Denley.Loge@legmt.gov
Jacinda.Morigeau@legmt.gov
Sara.Novak@legmt.gov
Bobby.Phalen@legmt.gov
susan.webber@legmt.gov
Daniel.Zolnikov@legmt.gov
jason.ellsworth@legmt.gov