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2. Proposed Program Description 8.A. - Page 23 2.2 Summary of Expected Emergency MAUCRSA Regulations 2.2.1 Introduction The Bureau's expected regulations will be divided into several sections. To assist the reader, this document summarizes each section in the following order: Section 2.2.2 summarizes general provisions that will be applicable to all Bureau licensees. The second, Section 2.2.3, contains a summary of regulations applicable only to the activities of distributors. Regulations that will apply to the activities of retailers are summarized in Section 2.2.4. Section 2.2.5 details regulations applicable to testing laboratories. Section 2.2.6 summarizes regulations that will apply to microbusinesses. These summaries are intended to provide the reader with an overview of the anticipated regulations. 2.2.2 General Provisions Applicable to All Bureau Licensees The first part of the Bureau's MAUCRSA regulations will address requirements that apply to all licensees under its jurisdiction. This will include areas such as definitions, application requirements, security measures, and handling of cannabis waste. General Provisions The Bureau's regulations will define terms that will be used throughout the regulations. For example, terms such as "cannabis goods" and "cannabis waste" will be defined to clarify for the public how the Bureau classifies cannabis and cannabis products at different stages of the supply chain. Applications The Bureau's regulations will outline application requirements, including the documents and information that must be submitted in license applications. Applicants will be required to submit identifying information for every owner. Applicants will also be required to provide information regarding their funding sources and owners' criminal conviction histories. Applicants will be required to submit descriptions of their operating procedures, including security, inventory, and quality assurance. Applicants will submit a diagram of the premises to be licensed, and proof of a surety bond in an amount to be determined by the Bureau. Applicants will provide evidence that the proposed premises is beyond a specified radius from a school. Applicants will be required to submit a seller's permit number or attest that the applicant is currently applying for a seller's permit from the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, if the cannabis activity that will be conducted requires such permit. Applicants will be required to submit certain legal compliance documentation when applying for a license. Applicants must also provide proof of their right to occupy and use the premises for commercial cannabis activity. They also may voluntarily provide documentation from their local jurisdiction that the applicant is or will be in compliance with all local ordinances and regulations. Bureau of Cannabis Control 2-3 September 2017 Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Program Project No. 16.044 Initial Study/Negative Declaration