13A 97th Legislative Session 813
AMENDMENT 13A FOR THE INTRODUCED BILL
Introduced by: Senators Breitling, Duhamel, V. J. Smith, and Stalzer and Representatives Rehfeldt, Bartels, Chaffee, Deutsch, Duba, Finck, Fitzgerald, Goodwin, Milstead, Perry, Wiese, and Willadsen at the request of the Marijuana Interim Study Committee
An Act to modify and repeal provisions permitting certain documents to serve as temporary registry identification cards for medical cannabis.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of South Dakota:
Section 1. That § 34-20G-38 be AMENDED:
34-20G-38.
Until
a qualifying patient who has submitted an application and the
required fee to
Pending receipt of a registry identification card from
the department,
receives a registry identification card or a denial, a copy of the
patient' s application, written certification, and proof that the
application was submitted to
a printed copy of proof that the application was approved by
the department is deemed a valid
registry
identification card
for a period of thirty days from the date of approval.
Section
1.
That § 34-20G-38
be REPEALED:
Until
a qualifying patient who has submitted an application and the
required fee to the department receives a registry identification
card or a denial, a copy of the patient' s application, written
certification, and proof that the application was submitted to the
department is deemed a registry identification card.
Section 2. That § 34-20G-39 be REPEALED:
Until a designated
caregiver whose qualifying patient has submitted an application and
the required fee receives a registry identification card or a denial,
a copy of the qualifying patient's application, written
certification, and proof that the application was submitted to the
department is deemed a registry identification card.
Section 3. That § 34-20G-40 be REPEALED:
Until twenty-five days
after the department makes applications available, a valid, written
certification issued within the previous year shall be deemed a
registry identification card for a qualifying patient.
Section 4. That § 34-20G-41 be REPEALED:
Until twenty-five days
after the department makes applications available, the following is
considered a designated caregiver registry identification card:
(1) A copy of a
qualifying patient' s valid written certification issued within the
previous year; and
(2) A signed affidavit
attesting that the person has significant responsibility for managing
the well-being of the patient and that the person has been chosen to
assist the qualifying patient.
Underscores indicate new language.
Overstrikes
indicate deleted language.