The Antigua and Barbuda Medical Cannabis Authority is already busy receiving applications.
Solicitor General Martin Camacho says there is a process that must be followed.
“There is going to be a lot of work which is required by the authority, they’re going to have a registration, they’re going to have the applications to be submitted, the inspection of premises, there is a need for a system for monitoring businesses, so quite a bit have to be done to get the authority up to its full speed.”
Meanwhile, representative of the Rastafari Community King Franki Francis says the cabinet has considered a number of proposals both local and foreign.
“There are two proposals that have come to the board, the Cabinet has also received a number of applications from people, some locally based and some overseas-based.”
The medical cannabis authority came into existence after a bill was tabled and passed in the Parliament.
The board was recently established and it is headed by Solicitor General Martin Comacho.
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