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\nNew Mexico Department of Health Secretary admits to arbitrary, retaliatory motivation for new plant limit
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SANTA FE, N.M., Jan. 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Nicole Sena, a medical cannabis caregiver to her young daughter with a rare form of epilepsy, and Ultra Health have reopened<\/u><\/a> their lawsuit against the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) to ensure an adequate supply of medicine.<\/p>\n

The original lawsuit, filed in August 2016, contended the plant cap regulation promulgated by NMDOH was not in accordance with the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act, the enabling legislation for New Mexico\u2019s Medical Cannabis Program.<\/p>\n

In November 2018, then-District Judge David K. Thomson ruled<\/u><\/a> the department\u2019s plant cap was arbitrary, capricious, and frustrated the purpose of the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act. Sena and Ultra Health have reopened the case due to the department\u2019s new regulation limiting adequate supply in the program.<\/p>\n

NMDOH was court-ordered to raise the plant cap and find a data-driven solution to provide adequate supply for patients. In fall 2019, the new cap of 1,750 plants was promulgated. Even still, the new cap has failed to have a substantial effect on adequate supply in the program.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhile it may be true that DOH was delegated the authority to regulate the system of distribution of medical marijuana in this State, it may not create its own arbitrary production number that does not have a reasonable nexus in law or fact to adequate supply for patients in the program,\u201d Judge Thomson stated in his 60-page ruling<\/u><\/a>.<\/p>\n

The ballooning of patient enrollment to 104,655 patients<\/u><\/a> statewide and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic <\/u><\/a>have created an unprecedented demand for medical cannabis and therefore an extreme strain on available medicine in the program.<\/p>\n

Per Judge Thomson\u2019s order and the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act, NMDOH has a duty to ensure every patient in the program has a three-month, uninterrupted adequate supply of medicine<\/p>\n

Furthermore, evidence obtained via an Inspection of Public Records Request (IPRA) found that the determination for the plant count was tied to slowing the growth of Ultra Health, New Mexico\u2019s #1 Cannabis Company.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt is odd that we are the only state with a plant count. Right now I am trying to figure out the last possible date to hold a rule hearing (looks like July 5) in time to control the plant expansion of Ultra. They cannot produce a new crop for 16 weeks, so I have roughly 4 months to manage this,\u201d then Secretary Kathy Kunkel stated<\/u><\/a> in an email to Jane Wishner, a member of the Governor\u2019s senior staff, in February 2019.<\/p>\n

\u201cNew Mexico\u2019s medical cannabis program remains in a perpetual cycle of crisis\u2014there is not an adequate supply of medical cannabis in state to benefit all patients, and the price of medicine puts it out of reach for too many medically fragile patients,\u201d said Jacob Candelaria, counsel for Sena and Ultra Health, who is also a Senator from Albuquerque. \u201cThese problems are a direct result of the Department\u2019s failure to comply with the Court\u2019s trial order, and the law, which both require the Department to ensure all medical cannabis patients can access the medicine they need at an affordable price.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat\u2019s also very concerning here is the way the Department and the Governor\u2019s Office seemingly used their authority over the Medical Cannabis Program to target and retaliate against my client,\u201d Mr. Candelaria continued. \u201cIt\u2019s sad that our government is more interested in slowing the growth of my client\u2019s ability to serve patients than in performing their legal obligations under the law or the Court\u2019s trial order.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWhile Judge Thomson\u2019s ruling was a groundbreaking moment for medical cannabis patients\u2019 rights in New Mexico, the work to actually provide an adequate supply of medicine is far from done,\u201d said Duke Rodriguez, CEO and President of Ultra Health\u00ae. \u201cThe department has a statutorily-mandated obligation to provide an adequate supply for patients. As the state\u2019s largest provider, we similarly have an obligation to ensure our patients are receiving the standards of care that those benefiting from any other medication would receive. Simply put, the department must stop using their regulatory authority in a manner that thwarts patient access and instead promote adequate supply directly tied to the health and wellness of more than 104,000 New Mexican lives.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ultra Health is New Mexico\u2019s #1 Cannabis Company and the largest vertically integrated medical cannabis provider in the United States. The provider currently operates 21 dispensary locations statewide, with another 10 stores slated to open by the first quarter of 2021. Ultra Health provides unparalleled medical cannabis care by producing accurately dosed, smokeless cannabis products such as sublingual tablets, oils, pastilles, suppositories and more through its partnership with Israeli pharmaceutical group Panaxia. Ultra Health has been at the forefront of patient-rights issues and continues to fight for adequate supply and rural access in the New Mexico medical cannabis market.<\/p>\n

\n Contact:
<\/strong>Marissa Novel\u00a0
480-404-6699
marissa@ultrahealth.com<\/p>\n


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New Mexico Department of Health Secretary admits to arbitrary, retaliatory motivation for new plant limit SANTA FE, N.M., Jan. 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Nicole Sena, a medical cannabis caregiver to her young daughter with a rare form of epilepsy, and Ultra Health have reopened their lawsuit against the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) to ensure an adequate supply of medicine. The original lawsuit, filed in August 2016, contended the plant cap regulation promulgated by NMDOH was not in accordance with the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act, the enabling legislation for New Mexico\u2019s Medical Cannabis Program. In November 2018, then-District Judge David K. Thomson ruled the department\u2019s plant cap was arbitrary, capricious, and frustrated the purpose of the … <\/p>\n

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