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NY Cannabis § 68-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 68-B - Registered Organization Adult-Use Cultivator, Processor and Distributor License.

§  68-b.  Registered  organization adult-use cultivator, processor and   distributor license. A registered organization cultivator, processor and   distributor license shall have the same authorization and conditions  as   an  adult-use  cultivator, processor, and distributor license, provided,   however, that such license does not qualify such  organization  for  any   other  adult-use  license and may only authorize the distribution of the   licensee's own products.
NY Cannabis § 69 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 69 - Adult-Use Processor License.

§  69.  Adult-use  processor  license.  1. A processor's license shall   authorize the acquisition, possession, processing and sale  of  cannabis   from  the licensed premises of the adult-use cultivator by such licensee   to duly  licensed  processors  or  distributors.  A  person  holding  an   adult-use   processor's   license   may   apply  for,  and  obtain,  one   distributor's license solely for the distribution of their own products.2. For purposes of this section, processing shall include, but not  be   limited   to,   blending,  extracting,  infusing,  packaging,  labeling,   branding and otherwise making or preparing cannabis products. Processing   shall not include the cultivation of cannabis.3. No processor shall be engaged in any other business on the premises   to be licensed; except  that  a  person  issued  an  adult-use  cannabis   cultivator,  processor,  and/or distributor license may hold and operate   all issued licenses on the same premises.4. No cannabis processor licensee may  hold  more  than  one  cannabis   processor  license  provided  a  single  license may authorize processor   activities at multiple locations, as  set  out  in  regulations  by  the   board.5.  No  adult-use  cannabis  processor shall have a direct or indirect   interest, including by stock ownership, interlocking directors, mortgage   or lien, personal or real property, management agreement,  share  parent   companies  or  affiliated  organizations  or  any  other  means,  in any   premises licensed as an adult-use cannabis retail dispensary or  in  any   business  licensed  as an adult-use cannabis retail dispensary or in any   registered organization registered pursuant to  article  three  of  this   chapter.6.  Adult-use  processor  licensees  are  subject to minimum operating   requirements as determined by the board in regulation.
NY Cannabis § 70 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 70 - Adult-Use Cooperative License.

§  70.  Adult-use  cooperative license. 1. A cooperative license shall authorize  the   acquisition,   possession,   cultivation,   processing, distribution  and  sale  from  the  licensed  premises  of the adult-use cooperative by such licensee  to  duly  licensed  distributors,  on-site consumption  sites,  registered organization and/or retail dispensaries; but not directly to cannabis consumers.   2. To be licensed as an adult-use cooperative, the cooperative must:  (a) be comprised of residents of the state of New York  as  a  limited liability company or limited liability partnership under the laws of the state, or an appropriate business structure as determined and authorized by the board;  (b)  subordinate capital, both as regards control over the cooperative undertaking, and as regards the  ownership  of  the  pecuniary  benefits arising therefrom;  (c)  be  democratically  controlled  by  the members themselves on the basis of one vote per member;  (d) vest in and allocate with priority to and among the members of all increases arising from their cooperative endeavor in proportion  to  the members' active participation in the cooperative endeavor; and  (e)  the  cooperative  must operate according to the seven cooperative principles  published  by  the  International  Cooperative  Alliance  in nineteen hundred ninety-five.   3.  A  cooperative member shall be a natural person and shall not be a member of more than one adult-use cooperative licensed pursuant to  this section.   4. No natural person or member of an adult-use cooperative license may have a direct or indirect financial or controlling interest in any other adult-use cannabis license issued pursuant to this chapter.   5.  No  adult-use cannabis cooperative shall have a direct or indirect interest, including by stock ownership, interlocking directors, mortgage or lien, personal or real property, or any other means, in any  premises licensed  as  an adult-use cannabis retail dispensary or in any business licensed as an adult-use cannabis retail  dispensary  pursuant  to  this chapter.   6.  The  board  shall  promulgate  regulations  governing  cooperative licenses, including, but not limited to,  the  establishment  of  canopy limits  on  the  size  and  scope  of  cooperative  licensees, and other measures designed to incentivize the use and licensure of cooperatives.
NY Cannabis § 71 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 71 - Adult-Use Distributor License.

§  71. Adult-use distributor license. 1. A distributor's license shall   authorize the acquisition, possession, distribution and sale of cannabis   from  the  licensed  premises  of  a  licensed   adult-use   cultivator,   processor,   adult-use   cooperative,   microbusiness,   or   registered   organization authorized pursuant  to  this  chapter  to  sell  adult-use   cannabis,  to  duly licensed retail dispensaries and on-site consumption   sites.2. No distributor shall have a direct or indirect economic interest in   any  microbusiness,  adult-use  retail  dispensary,  adult-use   on-site   consumption  licensee  or  in  any  registered  organization  registered   pursuant to article three of this chapter. This  restriction  shall  not   prohibit  a  registered  organization  authorized  pursuant  to  section   thirty-nine of this chapter, from being granted licensure by  the  board   to  distribute  adult-use  cannabis products cultivated and processed by   the registered organization to licensed adult-use retail dispensaries.3. Any distributor with a direct or indirect interest  in  a  licensed   cultivator  or  processor,  shall  only  distribute cannabis or cannabis   products cultivated and/or processed by such licensee.4. Nothing  in  subdivision  two  of  this  section  shall  prevent  a   distributor  from  charging an appropriate fee, authorized by the board,   for the distribution of cannabis,  including  based  on  the  volume  of   cannabis distributed.5.  Adult-use  distributor  licensees are subject to minimum operating   requirements as determined by the board in regulation.
NY Cannabis § 72 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 72 - Adult-Use Retail Dispensary License.

§  72.  Adult-use  retail  dispensary  license. 1. A retail dispensary   license shall authorize the acquisition, possession, sale  and  delivery   of  cannabis from the licensed premises of the retail dispensary by such   licensee to cannabis consumers.2. No person may have a direct or indirect  financial  or  controlling   interest  in more than three adult-use retail dispensary licenses issued   pursuant to this chapter.3. No person holding a retail dispensary  license  may  also  hold  an   adult-use   cultivation,   processor,   microbusiness,   cooperative  or   distributor license pursuant to this  article  or  be  registered  as  a   registered  organization  pursuant  to  article  three  of this chapter,   except  for   such   organizations   licensed   pursuant   to   sections   sixty-eight-a and sixty-eight-b of this article.4.  No  retail  license  shall be granted for any premises, unless the   applicant shall be the owner thereof, or shall be  able  to  demonstrate   possession  of  the premises within thirty days of final approval of the   license through a lease, management agreement or other agreement  giving   the applicant control over the premises, in writing, for a term not less   than the license period.5.  With  the  exception  of  delivery  or microbusiness licensees, no   premises shall be  licensed  to  sell  cannabis  products,  unless  said   premises  shall  be  located in a store, the principal entrance to which   shall be from the street level and located on a public  thoroughfare  in   premises  which  may  be  occupied,  operated or conducted for business,   trade or industry.6. No cannabis retail licensee shall locate a storefront  within  five   hundred  feet  of  a  school  grounds  as  such  term  is defined in the   education law or within two hundred feet of a house of worship.
NY Cannabis § 73 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 73 - Microbusiness License.

§   73.  Microbusiness  license.  1.  A  microbusiness  license  shall   authorize the limited cultivation, processing,  distribution,  delivery,   and dispensing of their own adult-use cannabis and cannabis products.2.  A  microbusiness  licensee  may  not  hold  any direct or indirect   interest in any other license in this chapter and  may  only  distribute   its own cannabis and cannabis products to dispensaries.3.  The  size, scope and eligibility criteria of a microbusiness shall   be determined in regulation  by  the  board  in  consultation  with  the   executive  director  and  the chief equity officer. The granting of such   licenses shall promote social and economic equity applicants as provided   for in this chapter.
NY Cannabis § 74 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 74 - Delivery License.

§  74.  Delivery  license.  A  delivery  license  shall  authorize the   delivery of cannabis and cannabis products by licensees  independent  of   another adult-use cannabis license, provided that each delivery licensee   may  have  a  total  of  no  more  than  twenty-five individuals, or the   equivalent  thereof,  providing  full-time  paid  delivery  services  to   cannabis  consumers per week under one license. For the purposes of this   section the state cannabis advisory board shall provide  recommendations   to the board for the application process, license criteria, and scope of   licensed  activities  for  this  class  of license. No person may have a   direct or indirect financial or controlling interest in  more  than  one   delivery license. The granting of such licenses shall promote social and   economic equity applicants as provided for in this chapter.
NY Cannabis § 75 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 75 - Nursery License.

§  75.  Nursery  license.  1.  A  nursery  license shall authorize the   production, sale and distribution of clones, immature plants, seeds, and   other  agricultural  products  used  specifically  for   the   planting,   propagation,   and   cultivation   of  cannabis  by  licensed  adult-use   cultivators, cooperatives, microbusinesses or registered  organizations.   For   the   purposes   of   this   section,  the  office  shall  provide   recommendations to  the  board  for  the  application  process,  license   criteria and scope of licensed activities for this class of license. The   granting  of  such  licenses  shall  promote  social and economic equity   applicants as provided for in this chapter.2. A person or entity holding an adult-use  cultivator's  license  may   apply  for,  and  obtain,  one nursery license to sell directly to other   cultivators, cooperatives, microbusinesses, or registered organizations.
NY Cannabis § 78 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 78 - Record Keeping and Tracking.

§  78. Record keeping and tracking. 1. The board shall, by regulation,   require each licensee pursuant to this article  to  adopt  and  maintain   security,  tracking,  record  keeping, record retention and surveillance   systems,  relating  to  all  cannabis  at  every  stage  of   acquiring,   possession,   manufacture,  sale,  delivery,  transporting,  testing  or   distributing by the licensee, subject to regulations of the board.2. Every licensee shall keep and maintain upon the licensed  premises,   adequate  books  and  records of all transactions involving the licensee   and sale of its products, which shall include, but is  not  limited  to,   all  information  required  by  any rules promulgated by the board. Such   regulations may require the  utilization  of  an  approved  seed-to-sale   tracking   system   compiling   a   licensee's  cannabis  inventory  and   transaction data.
NY Cannabis § 79 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 79 - Inspections and Ongoing Requirements.

§  79. Inspections and ongoing requirements. All licensed or permitted   premises, regardless of the type of premises, and all records  including   but  not  limited to financial statements and corporate documents, shall   be  subject  to  inspection  by  the  office,  by  the  duly  authorized   representatives  of  the  board, by any peace officer acting pursuant to   his or her special duties, or by a police officer. The board shall  make   reasonable  accommodations  so that ordinary business is not interrupted   and  safety  and  security  procedures  are  not  compromised   by   the   inspection.  A person who holds a license or permit must make himself or   herself, or an agent thereof, available and present for  any  inspection   required  by  the board. Such inspection may include, but is not limited   to, ensuring compliance by the licensee or permittee  with  all  of  the   requirements  of  this  article,  the  regulations  promulgated pursuant   thereto, and other applicable state  and  local  building  codes,  fire,   health, safety, and other applicable regulations.
NY Cannabis § 80 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 80 - Adult-Use Cultivators, Processors or Distributors Not to Be Interested in Retail Dispensaries.

§  80.  Adult-use  cultivators,  processors  or distributors not to be interested in retail dispensaries. 1.  It  shall  be  unlawful  for  any person  authorized  to  cultivate,  process,  or  distribute  under this article to:  (a) be interested directly or indirectly in  any  premises  where  any cannabis  product  is sold at retail, including for on-site consumption; or in any business devoted wholly or partially to the sale  or  delivery of any cannabis product at retail, including for on-site consumption, by stock  ownership,  interlocking  directors,  mortgage  or  lien  or  any personal or real property, or by any other means;  (b) make, or cause to be made, any loan to any person engaged  in  the manufacture or sale of any cannabis product at wholesale or retail;  (c)  make  any  gift  or  render  any  service of any kind whatsoever, directly or indirectly, to any person licensed under this chapter  which in the judgment of the board may influence such licensee to purchase the product of such cultivator or processor or distributor; or  (d)  enter  into  any  contract  or agreement with any retail, on-site consumption or delivery licensee whereby such licensee agrees to confine his or her sales to cannabis products manufactured or  sold  by  one  or more such cultivator or processors or distributors. Any such contract or agreement  shall  be  void  and  subject  the  licenses  of  all parties concerned to revocation for  cause  and  any  applicable  administrative enforcement and penalties.   2.  The  provisions  of  this  section shall not prohibit a registered organization authorized pursuant to section thirty-nine or sixty-eight-a of  this  chapter,  or  microbusiness  authorized  pursuant  to  section seventy-three  of this chapter, from cultivating, processing, or selling adult-use cannabis under this article, at facilities  wholly  owned  and operated  by  such  registered organization or microbusiness, subject to any conditions, limitations or restrictions established by this chapter.   3. The board shall develop rules and regulations  in  regard  to  this section.
NY Cannabis § 81 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 81 - Packaging, Labeling, and Administration of Adult-Use Cannabis Products.

§  81.  Packaging,  labeling, and administration of adult-use cannabis products. 1. The board is hereby  authorized  to  promulgate  rules  and regulations  governing  the advertising, branding, marketing, packaging, labeling and unconventional methods of administration or  ingestion,  of cannabis  products,  sold  or  possessed  for  sale  in  New York state, including rules pertaining to the  accuracy  of  information  and  rules restricting marketing and advertising to youth.   2.  Such  regulations  shall include, but not be limited to, requiring that:  (a) packaging  meets  requirements  similar  to  the  federal  "poison prevention packaging act of 1970," 15 U.S.C. Sec 1471 et seq.;  (b)  prior  to  delivery  or sale at a retailer, cannabis and cannabis products shall be labeled according  to  regulations  and  placed  in  a resealable, child-resistant package; and  (c)  packages,  labels,  shapes  and  products shall not be made to be attractive to or target persons under the age of twenty-one.   3. Such regulations shall include requiring labels  warning  consumers of  any  potential impact on human health resulting from the consumption of cannabis products that shall be affixed to those products when  sold, if  such  labels  are  deemed  warranted  by the board and may establish standardized and/or uniform  packaging  and  labeling  requirements  for adult-use products.   4.  Such  rules and regulations shall establish methods and procedures for determining serving sizes for  cannabis  products,  active  cannabis concentration  per serving size, and number of servings per container or package, and the methods of separating or clearly  delineating  servings within  a  container  or  package.  Such  regulations may also require a nutritional or supplement fact panel that  incorporates  data  regarding serving sizes and potency thereof.   5.  Such  rules and regulations shall establish approved product types and forms and establish an application and review process  to  determine the   suitability   of   new   product  types  and  forms,  taking  into consideration the consumer and public health and safety implications  of different  product varieties, manufacturing processes, product types and forms, the means and methods of administration associated with  specific product  types,  and  any  other  criteria  identified  by the board for consideration to protect public health and safety.   6. Such regulations shall also require product  labels  to  accurately display the total THC of each product.   7.  The packaging, sale, marketing, branding, advertising, labeling or possession by any licensee  of  any  cannabis  product  not  labeled  or offered   in  conformity  with  rules  and  regulations  promulgated  in accordance with this section shall be grounds for the  imposition  of  a fine,  and/or the suspension, revocation or cancellation of a license in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
NY Cannabis § 82 (2021)
2021 New York Laws CAN - Cannabis Article 4 - Adult-Use Cannabis 82 - Laboratory Testing.

§  82.  Laboratory  testing.  1. Every processor of adult-use cannabis shall contract with an  independent  laboratory  permitted  pursuant  to section  one  hundred  twenty-nine of this chapter, to test the cannabis products it produces pursuant to rules and regulations prescribed by the office.  The board may assign an approved testing laboratory, which  the processor  of  adult-use  cannabis must use, and may establish consortia with neighboring states, to inform best practices, and share  laboratory data.   2.  Adult-use  cannabis  processors, microbusinesses, cooperatives and registered organizations shall make laboratory test reports available to licensed distributors,  retail  dispensaries,  and  on-site  consumption sites  for  all  cannabis  products  manufactured  by  the  processor or licensee.   3. Licensed retail dispensaries shall maintain accurate  documentation of laboratory test reports for each cannabis product offered for sale to cannabis  consumers. Such documentation shall be made publicly available by the licensed retail dispensary.   4. Onsite laboratory testing by licensees is  permissible  subject  to regulation;  however,  such  testing shall not be certified by the board and does not exempt  the  licensee  from  the  requirements  of  quality assurance testing at a testing laboratory pursuant to this section.   5.  An  owner of a cannabis laboratory testing permit shall not hold a license, or interest in a license, in any  other  category  within  this article  and  shall  not  own or have ownership interest in a registered organization registered pursuant to article three of this chapter  or  a cannabinoid  hemp  processor  license  pursuant  to article five of this chapter.   6. The board shall have the authority to require  any  licensee  under this  article  to  submit  cannabis  or cannabis products to one or more independent laboratories  for  testing  and  the  board  may  promulgate regulations  related  to  all aspects of third-party testing and quality assurance including but not limited to:  (a) minimum testing and sampling requirements;  (b) testing and sampling methodologies;  (c) testing reporting requirements;  (d) retesting; and  (e) product quarantine, hold, recall, and remediation.