From: johnturmel@gmail.com   
      
   TURMEL: Renewer gains almost 11 weeks on period of grow permit   
      
   JCT: One of our plaintiffs has taken advantage of one of the   
   things our motions have won for us. In order to avoid   
   renewers going for interim remedy because of looming expiry   
   dates, Health Canada extended the permits of people who have   
   sent in their renewals until the decision on the renewal. So   
   there's no more need to rush to send in your renewal because   
   the closer it is to expiry date, the more free time you'll   
   gain when it's issued.   
      
   Case in point, Ray's permit was expiring on Sep 5. He   
   Priority Posted his renewal on Sep 2.   
      
   He got his permit on Nov 22 starting on Nov 22 2019 ending   
   Nov 22 2020! So he gained 78 days past expiry date on his   
   old permit until the new one was issued. Getting the full   
   year was also one of the things our action obtained.   
      
   But if you send in your renewal 10 weeks early and they   
   approve it in 5 weeks, you lost 5 weeks off your old permit.   
   So send your renewal as close to expiry date as possible to   
   maximize the time you'll gain.   
      
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