AZ HCR2019

Amends Arizona medical marijuana law by changing qualifying patient registry identification card expiration from one year to six months, requiring patients to obtain new physician certification upon renewal.

Removes naturopathic and homeopathic physicians from the list of physicians authorized to provide written certifications for medical marijuana use, keeping only medical doctors and doctors of osteopathic medicine.

Allows marijuana plants to be transported outside an enclosed, locked facility when a qualifying patient or designated caregiver is relocating, rather than requiring plants to remain locked at all times.

Increases penalties for selling or transferring marijuana to minors under eighteen years of age to a permanent registry card revocation and potential class 2 felony prosecution.

Submits the proposed amendments to Arizona voters for approval at the next general election.