2017 New Mexico Cannabis Legislation Reference Guide
Updated Daily: March 6th 2017 - 5:17 am Updated
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2017 Cannabis Related Legislation 25 Total (02/18/17)
Bill ID
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Title
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Sponsor
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Location
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DWI FOR CERTAIN DRUGS & INTERLOCKS
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HOUSE CONSUMER & PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
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DECEPTIVE LABELING OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS
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HOUSE CONSUMER & PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
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CANNABIS REVENUE & FREEDOM ACT
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HOUSE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY COMMITTEE
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MARIJUANA TAX ACT
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HOUSE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY COMMITTEE
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
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Substituted
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MEDICAL CANNABIS RESEARCH
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HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS & FINANCE COMMITTEE
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EXEMPT HEMP FROM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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PHYSICIAN & ASSISTANT COLLABORATION
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HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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Substituted
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LOCAL APPROVAL OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA LOCATIONS
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HOUSE LABOR & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA TRIBAL AGREEMENTS
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HOUSE STATE GOVERNMENT, INDIAN & VETERANS AFFAIRS
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DEFINE & SCHEDULE CANNABIDIOL
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HOUSE CONSUMER & PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
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NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS DATABASE
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HOUSE HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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HOUSE AGRICULTURE & WATER RESOURCES COMMITTEE
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
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HOUSE HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
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DECREASE MARIJUANA PENALTIES
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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CANNABIS REVENUE & FREEDOM ACT
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA TRIBAL AGREEMENTS
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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PHYSICIAN & ASSISTANT COLLABORATION
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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DEFINE & SCHEDULE CANNABIDIOL
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
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Senate Public Affairs Committee
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POSSESSION & PERSONAL USE OF MARIJUANA, CA
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Senate Rules Committee
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NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS DATABASE
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Senate Rules Committee
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*Legislation highlighted in yellow are bills that have been held up and legislators need to hear from you about getting the bills passed and signed by the Governor. Most of the bills are in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Please email and call your legislators and let your voice be heard.
March 18th 2017 - Session ends (noon)
April 7th 2017 - Legislation not acted upon by governor is pocket vetoed
- MCAB Hearing at 10 am at DoH
June 16th 2017 - Effective date of legislation not a general appropriation bill or a bill carrying an emergency clause or other specified date
Senate Judiciary
Committee Members
Title
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Name
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Party
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Role
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Senator
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D
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Chair
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Senator
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D
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Vice Chair
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Senator
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R
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Member
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Senator
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D
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Member
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Senator
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D
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Member
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Senator
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R
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Member
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Senator
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D
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Member
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Senator
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D
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Member
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Senator
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R
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Member
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Senator
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D
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Member
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Senator
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R
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Ranking Member
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House Judiciary
Committee Members
Title
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Name
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Party
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Role
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Representative
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D
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Chair
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Representative
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D
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Vice Chair
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Representative
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D
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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Representative
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D
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Member
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Representative
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D
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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Representative
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D
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Member
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Representative
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D
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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Representative
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R
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Member
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New Mexico House of Representatives Cannabis Legislation
Bill ID
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Title
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Sponsor
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Location
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1
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DWI FOR CERTAIN DRUGS & INTERLOCKS
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House Consumer & Public Affairs
- Stalled in Committee
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2
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DECEPTIVE LABELING OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS
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House Judiciary Committee
- Waiting to be scheduled |
Apparent intent of HB-38 is to prohibit the sale of synthetic drugs that are often sold as ‘incense’, fake cannabis, or ‘bath salts.’ Although the products may be labeled as ‘not fit for human consumption,’ they are intended to be introduced into the human body to produce altered mental states.
3
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CANNABIS REVENUE & FREEDOM ACT
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House Business & Industry Committee - Tabled in Committee
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4
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MARIJUANA TAX ACT
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House Business & Industry Committee
- Stalled in Committee
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5
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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Governor Vetoed
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6
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Read more about HB-144 & HB-154 here.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Substituted/Combined w/HB-144
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7
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MEDICAL CANNABIS RESEARCH
Read more about HB-155 here.
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8
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EXEMPT HEMP FROM CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Read more about HB-166 here.
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9
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PHYSICIAN & ASSISTANT COLLABORATION
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Senate Intro
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Senate Bill 355 amends Section 61-6-6 NMSA 1978 to offer alternatives in the relationship
between a physician assistant and a physician from the current model – supervisee to supervisor
(the current model) – or a collaborative model. The bill states that New Mexico physician assistants would not be able to prescribe Schedule 1 drugs, and thus would not be able to prescribe medical marijuana. (Which is no change to what they could do before)
between a physician assistant and a physician from the current model – supervisee to supervisor
(the current model) – or a collaborative model. The bill states that New Mexico physician assistants would not be able to prescribe Schedule 1 drugs, and thus would not be able to prescribe medical marijuana. (Which is no change to what they could do before)
10
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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Substituted/Combined w/HB-144 & HB-154
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11
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LOCAL APPROVAL OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA LOCATIONS
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House Labor & Economic Development Committee - Killed in Committee (Thank You Rep. McCamley!)
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12
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA TRIBAL AGREEMENTS
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House State Government, Indian & Veterans’ Affairs Committee -Waiting to be scheduled
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13
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DEFINE & SCHEDULE CANNABIDIOL
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HB-351 will define CBD as "cannabidiol" means 2-[(1R, 6R)-3-methyl-6-(1- methylethenyl)-2-cyclohexen-1-yl]-5-pentyl-1, 3-benzenediol; and STATES THAT: cannabidiol
in a drug approved by the federal food and drug administration. And places CBD in Schedule 5 of the State’s Controlled Substance Act. ( Would require Dr script for Hemp CBD if passed led by big Pharma lobby )
in a drug approved by the federal food and drug administration. And places CBD in Schedule 5 of the State’s Controlled Substance Act. ( Would require Dr script for Hemp CBD if passed led by big Pharma lobby )
14
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NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS DATABASE
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Governor Signed
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The memorial asserts the importance and prevalence of neurological disorders and the importance of making data available to researchers and others for the purpose of finding remedies for neurological disorders. It makes note of the fact that much research is being done around the world on neurological disorders, including here in New Mexico. It asks that DOH establish a database of patients with neurological disorders and share aggregate data with researchers around the world.
15
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INDUSTRIAL HEMP RESEARCH RULES
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Governor Vetoed
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New Mexico Senate Cannabis Legislation
16
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
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Senate Public Affairs Committee - SB-177 replaced SB-8 ( stalled )
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17
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
Read more about SB-177 here.
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18
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DECREASE MARIJUANA PENALTIES
Read more about SB-258 here.
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House Consumer & Public Affairs Committee
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19
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CANNABIS REVENUE & FREEDOM ACT
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Senate Judiciary Committee -Waiting to be finished being heard / may have stalled
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20
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA TRIBAL AGREEMENTS
Read more about SB-345 here.
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21
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PHYSICIAN & ASSISTANT COLLABORATION
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Amends Section 61-6-6 NMSA 1978 to offer alternatives in the relationship between a physician assistant and a physician from the current model – supervisee to supervisor (the current model) – or a collaborative model. The bill states that New Mexico physician assistants would not be able to prescribe Schedule 1 drugs, and thus would not be able to prescribe medical marijuana. (Which is no change to what they could do before)
22
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DEFINE & SCHEDULE CANNABIDIOL
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SB-365 will also define CBD as "cannabidiol" means 2-[(1R, 6R)-3-methyl-6-(1- methylethenyl)-2-cyclohexen-1-yl]-5-pentyl-1, 3-benzenediol; and STATES THAT: cannabidiol
in a drug approved by the federal food and drug administration. And places CBD in Schedule 5 of the State’s Controlled Substance Act. (Not a good bill at all!)
in a drug approved by the federal food and drug administration. And places CBD in Schedule 5 of the State’s Controlled Substance Act. (Not a good bill at all!)
23
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA CHANGES
(This one is different than SB-177)
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24
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POSSESSION & PERSONAL USE OF MARIJUANA, CA
Read more about SJR-19 here.
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Senate Rules Committee
-Waiting to be scheduled
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25
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NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS DATABASE
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Governor Signed
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The memorial asserts the importance and prevalence of neurological disorders and the importance of making data available to researchers and others for the purpose of finding remedies for neurological disorders. It makes note of the fact that much research is being done around the world on neurological disorders, including here in New Mexico. It asks that DOH establish a database of patients with neurological disorders and share aggregate data with researchers around the world.
Knowledge And Awareness
Knowledge can be equated with the contents of consciousness, in the present, future or past. It consists of elements of the phenomenal world and their interrelationships. As such it can be fully described and communicated and also explained within the current scientific paradigm, at least potentially.
Awareness, on the other hand, is a label we use to refer to the subjective nature of consciousness. What is called the hard problem of consciousness. The fact that there is something that it is like to be conscious. This aspect of consciousness cannot be explained within the current scientific paradigm, the best that science can do is to assume that it will be fully explained in the future as an illusion of the self-referential information processing in the brain. This is called eliminative materialism.
Other people believe that awareness is a fundamental aspect of reality, rather than produced by any process of matter or energy, noting that all phenomena of matter are inferred from conscious experiences.
Awareness, on the other hand, is a label we use to refer to the subjective nature of consciousness. What is called the hard problem of consciousness. The fact that there is something that it is like to be conscious. This aspect of consciousness cannot be explained within the current scientific paradigm, the best that science can do is to assume that it will be fully explained in the future as an illusion of the self-referential information processing in the brain. This is called eliminative materialism.
Other people believe that awareness is a fundamental aspect of reality, rather than produced by any process of matter or energy, noting that all phenomena of matter are inferred from conscious experiences.
Senate Chamber main phone 505-986-4714 and general email: senate@nmlegis.gov
Call and email your House of Representative member in your district and call the Roundhouse for your voice to be heard. House of Representatives main phone number 505-986-4751 and general email: house@nmlegis.gov.
Contact the Legislative Council Service for general questions about the Legislature.
“Dear New Mexicans and Visitors,
I am committed to listening to your concerns and working to answer your questions. Therefore, the Constituent Services division within my office has been directed to professionally and efficiently assist in answering your questions and responding to your requests of state government.
My staff is here to serve you and will do everything they can to address your concerns.
Please do not hesitate to call my office at 505-476-2200 to speak with a Constituent Services representative or fill out the form below and we will contact you in a timely manner.
Sincerely, Governor Susana Martinez”
By Jason Barker - Organizer & Medical Cannabis Patient
LECUA Patient’s Coalition Of New Mexico
Lynn & Erin Compassionate Use Act Patient’s Coalition of New Mexico ~ A GrassRoots Movement!
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