First of all, HC cannot dictate a company's right to notify investors of an inspection and it's results. Apparently HC is operating with only a dozen employees and may have decided to cancel all inspections until MMPR ruling. That alone will answer any question about RTB companies or the entire future of MJ LPs. With many areas in Canada already selling illegal MM in store front shops, and law enforcement turning a blind eye and being told just ignore the shops, that should worry any investors hoping for MM pharmaceuticals taking control. The action that goes into place if MMPR is approved will make such thriving stores illegal immediately. Then a whole new set of circumstances arises as taxes and revenues for such cities will evaporate, and businesses will be shut down. This is not going well IMO and for so many involved in Supreme's beginning now gone should investors be worried?
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