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The Task Force on the Implementation of Amendment 64 was a task force of the U.S. State of Colorado charged with considering and resolving a number of policy, legal and procedural issues relating to Colorado Amendment 64, which allows for personal use and regulation of marijuana.

On 10 December 2012 Governor Hickenlooper signed Executive Order B 2012-004 to create the Task Force to "consider and resolve a number of policy, legal and procedural issues".[1] The task force had a deadline of February 28 to submit its proposals,[2] and on March 13, 2013 issued 58 recommendations on how recreational pot should be grown, sold and taxed in the state.[3]

Its membership was composed of:[1]

  1. Jack Finlaw, Co-Chair: Governor's Chief Legal Counsel
  2. Barbara Brohl, Co-Chair: Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Revenue
  3. Rep. Dan Pabon, appointed by the incoming Speaker of the House
  4. Sen. Cheri Jahn, appointed by the incoming President of the Senate
  5. Newly elected Rep. Dan Nordberg, appointed by the incoming House Minority Leader
  6. Newly elected Sen. Vicki Marble, appointed by the incoming Senate Minority Leader
  7. David Blake, representing the Colorado Attorney General
  8. Kevin Bommer, representing the Colorado Municipal League
  9. Eric Bergman, representing Colorado Counties Inc.
  10. Chris Urbina, the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
  11. James Davis, the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Public Safety
  12. John Salazar, the Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture
  13. Ron Kammerzell, the Senior Director responsible for the Colorado Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division
  14. Christian Sederberg, representing the campaign to pass Amendment 64
  15. Meg Sanders, representing the medical marijuana dispensary and cultivation industry
  16. Craig Small, representing marijuana consumers
  17. Sam Kamin, a person with expertise in legal issues related to the legalization of marijuana
  18. Dr. Christian Thurstone, a person with expertise in the treatment of marijuana addiction
  19. Charles Garcia, representing the Colorado Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
  20. Larry Abrahamson, representing the Colorado District Attorney's Council
  21. Brian Connors, representing the Colorado State Public Defender
  22. Daniel Zook, an at-large member from outside of the Denver area
  23. Tamra Ward, representing the interests of employers
  24. Mike Cerbo, representing the interests of employees

References

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  1. ^ a b Gov. Hickenlooper signs Amendment 64 proclamation, creates task force to recommend needed legislative actions, Governor of Colorado, December 10, 2012, archived from the original on February 16, 2013, retrieved February 25, 2013
  2. ^ "Task force begins tackling marijuana regulation". 9 News. AP/KUSA-TV. December 17, 2012.
  3. ^ Lopez, Tyler (March 13, 2013). "Colorado marijuana task force issues 58 recommendations on how pot should be grown, sold and taxed". 7 News. KMGH-TV. Archived from the original on January 2, 2014.
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