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2. Proposed Program Description 8.A. - Page 25 entries and exits, as well as all areas where cannabis is received, processed, and stored, as well as security rooms. Retailers will also be required to record all point-of-sale areas and areas where cannabis is displayed for sale. Cameras must record 24 hours per day, and recordings must be kept for a specified period of time. The regulations will require that licensees install and use commercial -grade nonresidential locks on all points of entry and exit to the premises and limited -access areas. Licensed premises will have an alarm system that is monitored and maintained by a licensed alarm company. The Bureau also requires retailers to hire or contract with security personnel to provide security services at the licensed premises. Destruction of Product The Bureau's regulations will specify the procedures and limitations for destruction of cannabis and cannabis products. Cannabis and associated waste will need to be stored, secured, locked, and managed in accordance with all applicable laws. Licensees will be required to keep accurate and comprehensive records documenting cannabis destruction activities. In addition, certain relevant information regarding cannabis destruction activities must be entered into the State's track -and -trace system. 2.2.3 Distributors The Bureau's MAUCRSA regulations will outline the restrictions on and responsibilities of licensed distributors. Topics addressed include allowable activities, testing and quality assurance, and other requirements. Activities The regulations will set out requirements for licensed activities of distributors. Distributors are responsible for ensuring that all cannabis goods receive a thorough quality assurance inspection, which includes laboratory testing, prior to distribution to a retailer. Distributors are also the only license type that can transport commercial cannabis goods. Distributors may act as wholesalers or may charge other licensees a fee for conducting distribution on their behalf. The regulations will set out cannabis storage requirements for distributor licensees. Bureau regulations will require that licensed distributors store batches of cannabis goods separately and distinctly from other batches of cannabis goods and label each batch with specific identifying information. The regulations will provide that distributors may package and label—or repackage and relabel—cannabis in the form of dried flower on behalf of a cultivator or another distributor. Distributors may not package, repackage, label, or relabel manufactured cannabis goods. Bureau of Cannabis Control 2-5 September 2017 Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Program Project No. 16.044 Initial Study/Negative Declaration