 I'm Deborah Bortart and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. On Tuesday, the US House of Representatives approved the Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking Act called the SAFE Act. It was considered a historic event because this is the first standalone cannabis policy reform bill to ever reach a House floor vote. The legislation was overwhelmingly passed with bipartisan approval. The vote was 321 to 103. That was 99% of the Democratic majority voting yes and 47% of the Republican minority voting for it. The next step is to go to the Senate for them to pass a similar piece of legislation. Hey, you know what? You can follow this legislation for free on the Green Marker Report under the tab titled, Legislation. At a press conference on Tuesday, Massachusetts Governor Baker said that he is banning all vaping products in the state. That includes cannabis, CBD, everything. Until January 25th, 2020, across the country, consumers have been reporting vaping related illnesses. 530 people said they've been affected. Nine people have died. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said this month that all physicians must report any vaping related disease to the department. They've got 61 possible cases. Now a lot of people in the cannabis industry say, hey, it's not us. It's not our vaping products. It's illegal stuff. It's nicotine stuff. But we're going to have to wait until we get more detail on these cases. GW Pharmaceuticals announced that its flagship drug, Epidialyx, has been approved by the European Commission for treatment with seizures associated with Lenox-Gesto or Dravet syndrome. Basically now, they can start selling this drug in the European markets. The cannabis industry's first seed to sell software company, Kerna, reported total revenue of approximately $11 million for its fiscal year. That was a 4.2% increase over last year, $10.5 million. Aletia Health told the market that it will achieve positive net income for the quarter ending September 30th, 2019. The company also said they got $51 million in cash on hand. Flow Capital commenced legal proceedings against Dianaman brand saying that they are in default under the company's royalty agreement. The claim is for $2.6 million if you'll recall, ease the delivery software company filed lawsuit against Dianaman brand last week. And Juicy Holdings has qualified to trade on the OTCQX, best market they began trading this week using the symbol JUSHF. And that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Borchart reporting for the Green Market Report from Times Square.