New Laws - What Happens to Caregivers?

[420Mama]

Hello. New member here. I'm a licensed caregiver/patient with 1 additional patient - my spouse. I do not provide services to the  outside to other patients although ive considered it and would like to. I do not grow more than 4 plants per cycle.  I provide and use all medicine for ourselves in both dry, edible and concentrate formats.

Basically, I grow for myself and my spouse patient - that's it. I set up this cycle to only support our internal medical cannabis  needs. I do not advertise and no one knows what I do even though the state of Michigan recognizes myself and spouse as legal.  I do not charge my patient (spouse).  No money exchanges hands.  There are no sales of any kind.  

So - my question is - when these dispensary laws get straightened out and put in place as law - what happens to me, the caregiver? And my patient, my spouse? Will i have to apply for a business license to keep doing what I'm doing? Or will I become illegal if I don't? Will we have to cease our own grow needs and purchase at dispensaries?   

I need to know so I can decide if we are moving out of state in January or are staying put in Michigan. Thank you in advance for any knowledge you can present. 

Anna

[bax]

nothing in the current law changes anything to do with caregivers.

 

future is unknown. arizona made a new law banning home growing within 25 miles of a dispensary.
 

[420Mama]

Thank you for responding. I would think there would have to still be caregivers for those who reside in rural areas and in areas without approved dispensaries. 

[blobfish]

you should be fine with your 4 plants then because i think that is what they will try to limit us to.