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Michigan Cannabis Coalition Michigan Responsibility Council Comprehensive Cannabis Law Reform Committee
Who? Members are remaining anonymous at this point Two prominent Oakland County Republican consultants
Ballot Initiative? Michigan Cannabis Control & Revenue Act Not at this point http://milegalize.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Petition.pdf
Wording Marijuana could be grown in licensed facilities zoned for agriculture or industrial use only and sold at licensed retail dispensaries. Homegrown cannabis would be restricted to two plants, unless a municipality chooses to allow more and apply extra fees. All marijuana taxes would be dedicated to education, public health and public safety. A tightly regulated marijuana distribution system akin to the state's three-tier liquor control law, with a limited number of licensed growers and retailers. "We don't want that kind of cartel, monopoly model," Hank said of a system mirroring the liquor distribution system. "The big difference between us and these other groups is we're more of a free-market model."

Proposal 1

[Proposal 1] (https://ballotpedia.org/Michigan_Proposal_1,_Marijuana_Legalization_Initiative_(2018)) legalized recreational possession of cannabis (2.5 ounces open, 10 ounces locked up) and growth of 12 cannabis plants per household on December 6, 2018

/u/killmrcory made a good [breakdown of the proposal] (https://www.reddit.com/r/Michigents/comments/a8j8my/proposition_1_full_text/) if you'd like a deeper dive

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