AgdaPkt 2017-10-23 Joint SA PFA - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

2. Proposed Program Description 8.A. - Page 26 Other Requirements The Bureau's regulations will specify other requirements that apply to distributors, including insurance requirements, inventory log specifications, and track -and -trace requirements. 2.2.4 Retailers The Bureau's regulations applying to retailers will address activities of, and requirements for, licensed retailers of cannabis goods. Premises The regulations will include provisions pertaining to use of and access to retailer premises. Medicinal cannabis customers must be over the age of 18 and have a valid physician's recommendation to enter the premises. Adult -use cannabis customers must be over the age of 21 to enter the premises. The regulations will place additional restrictions on limited -access areas. Individuals entering the limited -access areas who are not retailer employees must be at least 21 years old and must be accompanied by an employee at all times. The retailer must also keep a log of these individuals, to be made available to the Bureau upon request. Retailers may not receive consideration or compensation for allowing individuals to enter a limited -access area. Retailers will be prohibited from subletting any portion of the licensed premises of the retailer's premises. Retail Sale The regulations will address aspects of the retail sale functions of retailer licensees. Only customers with a valid physician's recommendation or their primary caregivers may purchase from M -license retailers, after the licensee has verified that the person possesses a valid physician recommendation and valid identification. Primary caregivers must also have valid written documentation of their primary caregiver relationship. Only customers over the age of 21 may purchase from A -license retailers. A -license retailers must verify that such customers possess valid identification. Bureau regulations will allow retailers to sell cannabis goods only between certain hours, to be set by the Bureau. The regulations will establish security measures for the hours when the retail premises is not open for retail sales, such as use of commercial -grade locks and an alarm system. During nonbusiness hours, only authorized employees and contractors may be on the premises. Cannabis goods may be displayed only in the retail area, and only during business operating hours. Cannabis goods may not be displayed where visible from outside the premises. Cannabis goods also may not be displayed in such a manner that they are readily accessible to customers. Retailers may display only a limited amount of cannabis goods in the retail area. Cannabis goods may be removed from their packaging and placed in containers for customer inspection. Any cannabis goods removed from their packaging for display may not be sold or Bureau of Cannabis Control 2-7 September 2017 Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Program Project No. 16.044 Initial Study/Negative Declaration