No. SB 974
Filed under Healthcare.
Medical Marijuana Use Registry Identification Cards for Veterans; Requiring the Department of Health to charge a reduced fee for the issuance, replacement, or renewal of medical marijuana use registry identification cards for qualified patients who are honorably discharged veterans; providing requirements for proof of identification, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDVeterans who qualify as medical marijuana patients get a reduced $15 fee for getting, replacing, or renewing their registry identification card, instead of whatever fee the department otherwise charges other patients.
To get the discount, the veteran must submit a DD-214 form, a Department of Veterans Affairs or Uniformed Services ID card showing retired status, or a Florida driver license with the veteran designation.
AIThe Department of Health must charge only $15, rather than its regular fee, for issuing, replacing, or renewing a medical marijuana use registry identification card for a qualified patient who is a veteran.
AIThe reduced fee is conditioned on the application including a DD-214 form, a Department of Veterans Affairs or Uniformed Services identification card showing retired status, or a Florida driver license bearing the veteran designation.