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2. Proposed Program Description 8.A. - Page 27 consumed; rather, they will be destroyed in accordance with regulations when no longer being used for display. Retailers may not provide free samples to anyone or allow representatives of other companies or organizations to provide free samples on the licensed premises. Retailers must receive cannabis goods only from licensed distributors. Cannabis goods must be packaged and labeled for final sale at the time the retailer receives them. Following a sale, the retailer must place cannabis goods in an opaque exit package before the customer leaves the retailer premises. Delivery A retailer may deliver cannabis to qualified patients and primary caregivers aged 18 years or older or to adults aged 21 years and older. Deliveries may be made only by employees of licensed retailers who are aged 21 years and older. Delivery employees may not consume cannabis during delivery. Deliveries must be made to physical addresses within the state of California and may not be made on public lands or buildings leased by public agencies. Deliveries may be made only in person by enclosed motor vehicle. Cannabis goods may not be visible to the public during deliveries. Cannabis goods may not be left in an unattended motor vehicle unless the vehicle has an active alarm system. Vehicles used for delivery must have a dedicated, active GPS device that enables the dispensary to identify the geographic location of the vehicle during delivery. While making deliveries, a delivery employee may not carry more than a specified amount of cannabis goods at any time. Retailers that deliver cannabis goods must keep records related to the cannabis goods delivered and the vehicles used for delivery services. Inventory and Records The Bureau's regulations will regulate the storage, receipt, documentation, and reconciliation of inventory, and the sales records that retailers must keep under MAUCRSA. Retailers may receive shipments of inventory only from licensed distributors. Retailers may not receive cannabis goods through public entrances or exits. Retailers must keep accurate records of inventory, including information identifying the products, their quantity, and their sell -by or expiration date. Retailers must also keep records of when the product was received and the distributor from which the retailer acquired the products. Retailers must reconcile inventory at specific intervals and report discrepancies to the Bureau and law enforcement. Retailers must keep records of all sales transactions, including the names of the sales employee and the customer, the list and quantity of products sold and their price, and the date and time of the transaction. Bureau of Cannabis Control 2-8 September 2017 Commercial Cannabis Business Licensing Program Project No. 16.044 Initial Study/Negative Declaration