Mission Statement - Our mission is to provide a place for our members to collectively and cooperatively cultivate and distribute marijuana for medical purposes to qualified patient and primary caregivers who come together to collectively and cooperatively cultivate physician recommended marijuana. We operate in an atmosphere that ensures the security of the crop and safeguards against diversion for non-medical purposes.

Purpose - To provide a purchasing outlet of medical marijuana for the benefit of the membership on a not-for-profit basis and the education of our members.

Membership Requirements - Membership in the Collective shall be open to any patient [and to the caregiver of such person] with a valid Medical Marijuana Recommendation issued by a Licensed California Physician in good standing, who is able to use its services and willing supports its Collective organization, purpose and principles.

Responsibilities of Members - Responsibilities of members include: supporting the Collective by doing business with it, updating membership information in Collective records, and abiding by the policies and procedure properly adopted by the Collective.

Rights of Members - Rights of members include: to cultivate and distribute marijuana for medical purposes to qualified patients and primary caregivers, to participate in membership meetings and elections, to participate in the volunteer program of the Collective and to participate in any membership benefits established by the Board.

Termination of Membership - The Board may terminate the membership of any member for the following reasons: inactivity, failure to maintain current records, or failure to observe policies or procedure.

General Membership Meetings - The Collective shall hold a general membership meeting no less than once a year for the purposes of electing Board members, presenting reports on the state of the Collective, and making membership decisions.

Elections & Voting - Each member who has satisfied the requirements of membership is entitled to one vote on each question. An organization with a membership may send one delegate to represent the organization. At least five members at a membership meeting constitutes a quorum.

Number - There shall be a minimum of two and a maximum of six members on the Board of Directors.

Member Representation - I represent that I am a qualified patient or primary caregiver; I agree not to distribute marijuana to non-members; I agree not to use marijuana for other than for medical purposes.

The Guidelines issued by the Attorney General state that we must maintain your membership records on-site or have them reasonably available, track when members' medical marijuana recommendation and/or identification card expire, and enforce conditions of membership by excluding members whose identification card or physician recommendation are invalid or have expired, or who are caught diverting marijuana for non-medical use.

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