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AL Code § 20-2A-67 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 20 - Food, Drugs and Cosmetics.|Chapter 2A - Darren Wesley "Ato" Hall Compassion Act.|Article 4 - Cultivation, Processing, and Dispensing of Medical Cannabis.|Section 20-2A-67 - Integrated Facility Licensing.

Section 20-2A-67Integrated facility licensing. (a) An integrated facility license authorizes all of the following: (1) The cultivation of cannabis. (2) The processing of cannabis into medical cannabis, including proper packaging and labeling of medical cannabis products. (3) The dispensing and sale of medical cannabis only to a registered qualified patient or registered caregiver.  (4) The transport of cannabis or medical cannabis between its facilities.  (5) The sale or transfer of medical cannabis to a dispensary. (b) The commission may issue no more than five integrated facility licenses. (c) An integrated facility licensee shall have the same authorizations granted to, and shall comply with all requirements for, cultivators, processors, secure transporters, and dispensaries, in addition to any other authorizations or requirements under this section or as established by rule by the commission.  (d) An applicant for an integrated facility license shall provide all of the following: (1) A letter of commitment or other acknowledgement, as determined by commission rule, of the applicant's ability to secure a performance bond issued by a surety insurance company approved by the commission in the amount of two million dollars ($2,000,000). (2) Proof of at least two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) in liquid assets. (3) Proof that the applicant has the financial ability to maintain operations for not less than two years following the date of application. (e) At the time a license is issued under this section, the commission shall ensure that the licensee has secured a performance bond as provided in subdivision (1) of subsection (d). (f) A licensee may operate up to five dispensing sites, each of which must be located in a different county from any other dispensing site that the licensee operates; provided, however, the commission may authorize a licensee to operate a greater number of dispensing sites if, at least one year after the date when the maximum number of total dispensing sites authorized under this section and Section 20-2A-64 are operating, the commission determines that the patient pool has reached a sufficient level to justify an additional dispensing site in an underserved or unserved area of the state. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a licensee may not operate any dispensing site in the unincorporated area of a county or in a municipality that has not adopted a resolution or ordinance authorizing the operation of dispensing sites under subsection (c) of Section 20-2A-51. This subsection shall not be construed to limit wholesale distribution from integrated facility licensees to dispensary licensees. (Act 2021-450, §1.)
AL Code § 20-2A-68 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 20 - Food, Drugs and Cosmetics.|Chapter 2A - Darren Wesley "Ato" Hall Compassion Act.|Article 4 - Cultivation, Processing, and Dispensing of Medical Cannabis.|Section 20-2A-68 - This Section Was Assigned by the Code Commissioner in the 2021 Regular Session, Effective May 17, 2021. This Is Not in the Current Code Supplement.

Section 20-2A-68Licenses as revocable privileges. A license issued under this article is a revocable privilege granted by this state and is not a property right. Granting a license does not create or vest any right, title, franchise, or other property interest. A licensee or any other person shall not lease, pledge, or borrow or loan money against a license. (Act 2021-450, §1.)
AL Code § 20-2A-80 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 20 - Food, Drugs and Cosmetics.|Chapter 2A - Darren Wesley "Ato" Hall Compassion Act.|Article 5 - Taxation.|Section 20-2A-80 - Tax on Retail Sales of Medical Cannabis; Annual Medical Cannabis Privilege Tax.

Section 20-2A-80Tax on retail sales of medical cannabis; annual medical cannabis privilege tax. (a) Commencing January 1, 2022, there is levied, in addition to all other taxes of every kind now imposed by law, and shall be collected and remitted in accordance with Article 1, commencing with Section 40-23-1, of Chapter 23 of Title 40, a tax on the gross proceeds of the sales of medical cannabis when sold at retail in this state at the rate of nine percent of the gross proceeds of the sales. (b)(1) Commencing January 1, 2022, there is levied an annual privilege tax on every person doing business under this chapter in Alabama. The tax shall accrue as of January 1 of every taxable year, or in the case of a taxpayer licensed under this chapter, during the year, or doing business in this state for the first time, as of the date the taxpayer is licensed to do business under this chapter. The tax shall be levied upon the taxpayer's net worth in Alabama for the taxable year. For purposes of this subdivision, a taxpayer's net worth in Alabama shall be determined by apportioning the taxpayer's net worth computed under Section 40-14A-23, in the same manner as prescribed for apportioning income during the determination period for purposes of the income tax levied by Chapter 18 of Title 40, or the manner in which the income would be apportioned if the taxpayer were subject to the income tax.  (2) The amount of tax due shall be computed in the same manner and at the same rate of tax as prescribed in Section 40-14A-22, for purposes of determining the annual privilege tax levied by Chapter 14A of Title 40. (3) The annual return required by this subsection shall be due no later than the corresponding federal income tax return, as required to be filed under federal law. In the case of a taxpayer's initial return, the annual return shall be due no later than two and one-half months after the taxpayer is licensed to do business, or commences business, in Alabama. (4) The Department of Revenue may grant a reasonable extension of time for filing returns under rules adopted by the Department of Revenue. No extension shall be for more than six months. (5) The annual medical cannabis privilege tax shall be reported on forms and in the manner as prescribed by rule by the Department of Revenue. The failure to receive a form from the Department of Revenue shall not relieve a taxpayer from liability for any tax, penalty, or interest otherwise due. The tax due, as reported, shall constitute an admitted liability for that amount. The Department of Revenue may compute and assess additional tax, penalty, and interest against a taxpayer as provided in this chapter. (c) The Department of Revenue shall adopt rules to implement this section. (Act 2021-450, §2.)
AL Code § 20-2A-100 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 20 - Food, Drugs and Cosmetics.|Chapter 2A - Darren Wesley "Ato" Hall Compassion Act.|Article 6|Section 20-2A-100 - Creation, Composition; Board of Directors; Purposes; Annual Report; Medical Cannabis Research Fund.

Section 20-2A-100Creation, composition; board of directors; purposes; annual report; Medical Cannabis Research Fund. (a) As used in this section, cannabis, medical cannabis, and use of medical cannabis shall have the same meanings as defined in Section 20-2A-3. (b) There is established the Consortium for Medical Cannabis Research for the purpose of awarding grants to entities for research relating to cannabis and medical cannabis. The initial member institutions shall consist of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, the Southern Research Institute, and public and private four-year colleges and universities within the state designated not later than January 1, 2022, by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education. Membership in the consortium may be increased or decreased by rules established by the board of directors of the consortium. (c) The management of the consortium shall be vested in a board of directors, composed of the President of HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, the Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Research Institute, and the presidents of each member college and university. The board of directors shall determine the overall program and general policies of the consortium in conformance with the purposes set forth in subsection (d). The board may elect or appoint officers as it deems desirable, who may or may not be members of the board, to have responsibilities and to exercise authority as the board may prescribe. (d) The purposes of the consortium are as follows: (1) Award grants to public or private entities to conduct rigorous research relating to cannabis, the cannabis industry, medical cannabis, and the use of medical cannabis and its impact. (2) Monitor research conducted pursuant to grant awards and require accountability by entities awarded grants. (3) Encourage dialog among interested entities. (4) Effectively disseminate research findings and outcomes. (e) By February 15 of each year, the board of directors shall issue a report to the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Attorney General on research projects, research findings, community outreach initiatives, and future plans for the consortium. (f) There is created a special account in the State Treasury to be known as the Medical Cannabis Research Fund. Expenditures from the Medical Cannabis Research Fund shall be made to fund grants awarded by the consortium in accordance with this section and to otherwise implement and administer this section. Amounts in the Medical Cannabis Research Fund shall be budgeted and allotted in accordance with Sections 41-4-80 through 41-4-96 and Sections 41-19-1 through 41-19-12. (Act 2021-450, §4.)
AL Code § 21-1-2 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-2 - Board of Trustees - Composition; Qualifications, Appointment and Terms of Office of Members.

Section 21-1-2Board of trustees - Composition; qualifications, appointment and terms of office of members. The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind shall be managed and controlled by a board of trustees which shall consist of the Governor, the State Superintendent of Education, and 13 other persons who shall be appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate at the time of the appointment or at the next meeting of the Legislature following the appointment. If any appointment by the Governor is rejected by the Senate, the Governor shall again appoint until the full number of appointments at such time is complete. In case of a vacancy on the board by death or resignation of a member or from any cause other than the expiration of the term of office, the Governor may fill the vacancy by appointment, which shall be good until the next meeting of the Legislature and until a successor is duly appointed and confirmed. The appointive members of the board shall consist of four members from the congressional district in which the school is located, one from each of the other congressional districts in the state as they now or may hereafter exist and as many other members as is necessary to complete the total membership of the board, who shall be appointed from the state at large. The at-large members shall be individuals who have formerly attended the institute. Three of the members from the congressional district in which the institute is located shall be appointed from Talladega County. The other member from the congressional district in which the institute is located shall be from any of the counties in the congressional district, other than Talladega County. The members of the board shall be divided into three classes. The members from the First and Second Congressional Districts, one at-large member, and one of the members from the district where the school is located shall compose the first class. The members from the Fourth and Fifth Congressional Districts, one at-large member, and one of the members from the district where the school is located shall compose the second class. The members from the Sixth and Seventh Congressional Districts, one at-large member, and one of the members from the district where the school is located shall compose the third class. The members of the three classes described in this section shall commence their terms of office when the terms of office of their predecessors in the three classes expire or the respective offices become vacant. The term of office of the member added by Act 95-501 shall commence upon appointment by the Governor and confirmation by the Senate. The appointive members of the board shall hold office for a term of six years and until their successors are appointed and qualified. (School Code 1927, §578; Code 1940, T. 52, §520; Acts 1977, No. 591, p. 786; Acts 1995, No. 95-501, p. 1008, §1.)
AL Code § 21-1-3 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-3 - Board of Trustees - Quorum; Secretary and Treasurer.

Section 21-1-3Board of trustees - Quorum; secretary and treasurer. A majority of such board may act and may meet and adjourn from time to time as, in their judgment, the interest of the institution may require. They shall appoint a secretary, who shall keep a complete record of all their proceedings in a well-bound book. They shall also appoint a treasurer, who shall not be a trustee, who shall give bond in such amount as the board may determine and with such sureties as they may deem sufficient, for the faithful discharge of his duties as such treasurer; and he and his sureties shall be responsible for all funds which may come into his hands by virtue of his office. (School Code 1927, §579; Code 1940, T. 52, §521.)
AL Code § 21-1-4 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-4 - Board of Trustees - Executive Committee.

Section 21-1-4Board of trustees - Executive committee. The board may select from their number an executive committee of three, subject to change and removal by the majority of the board at any time. Such committee is authorized to meet and transact any business that may be transacted by a majority of the board, and whatever acts such committee may do shall be considered as done by the whole board. (School Code 1927, §583; Code 1940, T. 52, §533.)
AL Code § 21-1-5 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-5 - Board of Trustees - Chairman of Board of Trustees; Appointment of President of Institute and Assistants.

Section 21-1-5Board of trustees - Chairman of board of trustees; appointment of president of institute and assistants. The board shall appoint from their number a chairman, who shall preside over the board in the absence of the Governor and shall sign all diplomas. They shall also appoint a president for such institution, who may nominate to the board such other assistants and teachers in the institution as he may think necessary for its successful management, such board or the executive committee thereof having power of confirmation or rejection. Should any nominee of the president of the institute be rejected by the board or the executive committee, the president of the institute shall, within the time granted by the board or the executive committee, make other nominations, which shall be ratified or rejected by the board or the executive committee when the board so delegates such duty to the executive committee. The board or the executive committee shall fix the amount of compensation for each of the officers and teachers and the time of payment. (School Code 1927, §581; Code 1940, T. 52, §523.)
AL Code § 21-1-6 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-6 - Board of Trustees - Maintenance and Insurance of State Property.

Section 21-1-6Board of trustees - Maintenance and insurance of state property. The board of trustees must provide good and sufficient insurance, payable to the State of Alabama, upon the property of the state under their control and keep and maintain such property in good repair. (School Code 1927, §586; Code 1940, T. 52, §534.)
AL Code § 21-1-7 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-7 - Disbursement of Funds and Reports by Treasurer.

Section 21-1-7Disbursement of funds and reports by treasurer. The treasurer must pay over such funds as may come into his hands as such on the written order of the president of the school, countersigned by the secretary and recorded in the minutes or records of the proceedings of the board kept by such secretary. The treasurer shall make a full report at the close of the fiscal year and more often if required by the Governor. (School Code 1927, §580; Code 1940, T. 52, §522.)
AL Code § 21-1-8 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-8 - Residential Education and Training Programs for Deaf, Blind, etc., Persons; Cooperation by Local School Boards, State Board of Education, Etc.

Section 21-1-8Residential education and training programs for deaf, blind, etc., persons; cooperation by local school boards, State Board of Education, etc. (a) The board of trustees of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind is hereby authorized to provide for the education and training of the deaf, the hearing impaired, the blind, and the visually handicapped in residential programs at any location within the state, with no limitations on the age of participants and no time limit on any participant. (b) All applicants must make satisfactory proof to the president of the institute that they are citizens of the state, except as otherwise provided in Section 21-1-14, and that they are proper candidates for admission. Proof may be made by the applicant in person or by next best friend or by affidavit of any person cognizant of the facts before the probate judge or notary public. No pupil shall be retained in school after it has been ascertained that such pupil has ceased to make progress or is not being benefited. Any pupil may be dropped at any time for cause by the board of trustees. (c) The board of trustees of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind is hereby authorized to cooperate with any local school board or group of school boards, with the State Board of Education, and with any other state agencies in providing education and training and necessary supportive services to persons having disabilities under the scope of this section. (d) Local school boards, the State Board of Education, and all other state agencies are hereby authorized to cooperate, in their discretion, with the board of trustees of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind in providing education and training and necessary supportive services to persons having disabilities under the scope of this section. (e) Nothing in this section shall abrogate the responsibility of any local school board or of the State Board of Education under Chapter 39 of Title 16 of this Code. (School Code 1927, §582; Acts 1931, No. 281, p. 332; Code 1940, T. 52, §524; Acts 1943, No. 250, p. 220; Acts 1975, No. 1164, p. 2290, §§1-4.)
AL Code § 21-1-9 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-9 - Education and Training of Handicapped Persons at Preschool and Junior College Levels.

Section 21-1-9Education and training of handicapped persons at preschool and junior college levels. The board of trustees of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind may, in its discretion, provide for the education and training of deaf, blind, visually handicapped, and otherwise severely handicapped persons at the preschool and junior college levels. (Acts 1969, No. 424, p. 828.)
AL Code § 21-1-10 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-10 - Attendance of Blind, Deaf, or Mute Children of Mandatory Age - Required.

Section 21-1-10Attendance of blind, deaf, or mute children of mandatory age - Required. It shall be the duty of any parent, guardian, or other person having control of any deaf or blind child of mandatory school attendance age and so handicapped by deafness, blindness, or inability to speak as to be unable to make satisfactory progress in the public schools of the community in which such child resides to enroll such child in the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind located at Talladega, Alabama, not later than five days after the opening of this school and to keep such child in school during each scholastic year for a term of 36 weeks, or for the length of the school term. (Acts 1931, No. 61, p. 125; Code 1940, T. 52, §525; Act 2009-564, p. 1648, §1.)
AL Code § 21-1-11 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 21 - Handicapped Persons.|Chapter 1 - Deaf and Blind Persons Generally.|Article 1 - Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind.|Section 21-1-11 - Attendance of Blind, Deaf, or Mute Children of Mandatory Age - Exemptions.

Section 21-1-11Attendance of blind, deaf, or mute children of mandatory age - Exemptions. The following children, when issued a certificate of exemption by the county superintendent of education, when the child resides in territory under the control of the county board of education, or by the city superintendent, when the child resides in territory under a city board of education, shall not be required to attend the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind: (1) A child whose physical or mental condition is such as to render inadvisable his attendance at the aforesaid school, such mental or physical condition to be determined by the county health officer before the issuance of certificate of exemption; or (2) A child who may be attending a public, private, denominational, or parochial school, within or without the State of Alabama, in which competent teachers, certified in deaf education or in vision, are instructors for the entire length of the school term in every scholastic year, the rating of such school and teachers to be determined by the State Superintendent of Education. (Acts 1931, No. 61, p. 125; Code 1940, T. 52, §526.)