Many companies just like Cen Biotech are waiting so its not just Cen Biotechwaiting for there license.
"Nash’s company was given the greenlight to build a facility in February 2014 by Health Canada. But he says his business has stalled since the federal government suddenly refused to perform one of the final required inspections after it quietly increased the level of security required at his facility without telling him. He wrote to the Deputy Health Minister George Da Pont in November expressing “serious concerns about irregularities, deficiencies and contradictions” in the process.
“I have found the application process onerous, problematic and illusory… it seems as though Health Canada is deliberately attempting to stall and obfuscate the MMPR application process creating very significant barriers to entry,” he wrote in an affidavit for an upcoming court case challenging the constitutionality of the current medical marijuana rules.
A number of applicants have privately shared their frustration with the federal government’s lack of communication, perceived delays, changing requirements and seemingly arbitrary refusals. But they are reluctant to talk about it publicly for fear of invoking the wrath of Health Canada, which decides whether they ever get a license under the current rules."
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