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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-307 - Renewing a Marijuana Establishment License

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To renew a marijuana establishment license, a marijuana
				  establishment that has an approval to operate a marijuana establishment issued
				  by the Department shall submit to the Department, at least 30 calendar days
				  before the expiration date of the marijuana establishment's current marijuana
				  establishment license, the following:
1. An application in a Department-provided
				format that includes:
a. The legal name of
				the marijuana establishment,
b. The
				marijuana establishment license number for the marijuana
				establishment,
c. An attestation
				that the information provided to the Department to renew the marijuana
				establishment license is true and correct, and
d. The signature of each principal officer
				and each board member of the marijuana establishment according to R9-18-301 and
				the date signed; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-308 - Administration

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A. A marijuana
				establishment shall:
1. Ensure that the
				marijuana establishment's retail site is operating and available to provide
				marijuana and marijuana products to consumers:
a. At least 30 hours weekly between the hours
				of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.; and
b.
				Within 18 months after receiving the marijuana establishment
				license;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-309 - Selling or Otherwise Transferring Marijuana or a Marijuana Product

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A. Before a
				marijuana facility agent of a marijuana establishment sells or otherwise
				transfers marijuana or a marijuana product to a consumer, the marijuana
				facility agent shall:
1. Verify the consumer's
				age through one of the documents in A.R.S. §
										4-241(K);
2. Make available the results of testing of
				the marijuana or marijuana product required in R9-18-311, if requested by the
				consumer; and
3. Ensure that the
				amount of marijuana or marijuana product to be sold or otherwise transferred to
				the consumer does not exceed one ounce of marijuana, with not more than five
				grams being in the form of a marijuana concentrate.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-311 - Analysis of Marijuana or a Marijuana Product

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A. Before offering a batch of marijuana or of
				a marijuana product for sale or otherwise transferring marijuana or a marijuana
				product to a consumer, a marijuana establishment shall ensure that:
1. Except as provided in subsection (A)(2) or
				(3), each batch of marijuana is tested in compliance with requirements in
				R9-18-408 and Table 3.1;
2. Each batch of a marijuana product is
				tested according to requirements in
				R9-18-408 and Table 3.1 for, as
				applicable:
a. At least potency and microbial
				contaminants other than mycotoxins if the marijuana product was prepared from
				another marijuana product, such as a marijuana concentrate or tincture, that is
				in compliance with requirements in
				R9-18-408 and Table 3.1, using none
				of the following:
i. A temperature above which
				any analyte could chemically decompose or react with a component of the
				marijuana product;
ii. A pressure
				above which any analyte could chemically decompose or react with a component of
				the marijuana product;
iii. A
				process by which any analyte in the marijuana product that is in compliance
				with requirements in
				R9-18-408 and Table 3.1 may be
				further concentrated; or
iv. A
				solvent other than water; or
b. All analytes except:
i. Ethanol if the marijuana product is
				intended to contain ethanol; or
ii.
				For a marijuana product intended for topical application, isopropanol if the
				marijuana product is intended to contain isopropanol; and
3. If the results of testing of
				the marijuana establishment's marijuana and marijuana products for heavy
				metals, according to
				R9-18-408, indicate that the
				marijuana and marijuana products are in compliance with Table 3.1 for a period
				of at least six consecutive months:
a. Each
				batch of marijuana or a marijuana product is tested according to requirements
				in R9-18-408 and Table 3.1 for all
				analytes except heavy metals; and
b. At least once every three months, each
				batch of marijuana or a marijuana product is tested according to requirements
				in R9-17-408 and Table 3.1 for heavy
				metals.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-312 - Security

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A. A marijuana
				establishment shall ensure that, if the marijuana establishment cultivates
				marijuana:
1. If cultivation takes place
				indoors, the marijuana is cultivated in a closed, locked room; and
2. If cultivation takes place outdoors, the
				location:
a. Is surrounded by solid, 10-foot
				walls that are constructed of metal, concrete, or stone that prevent viewing of
				the marijuana plants; and
b. Has a
				one-inch thick metal gate.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-313 - Edible Food Products

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A. A marijuana
				establishment that prepares, sells, or otherwise transfers marijuana-infused
				edible food products shall:
1. Before
				preparing, selling, or otherwise transferring a marijuana-infused edible food
				product, obtain a license or permit as a food establishment under 9 A.A.C. 8,
				Article 1;
2. If the marijuana
				establishment prepares the marijuana-infused edible food products, ensure that
				the marijuana-infused edible food products are prepared according to the
				applicable requirements in 9 A.A.C. 8, Article 1;
3. If the marijuana-infused edible food
				products are not prepared at the marijuana establishment, ensure that the other
				marijuana establishment or dispensary that prepares the marijuana-infused
				edible products for the marijuana establishment has a current license or permit
				as a food establishment under 9 A.A.C. 8, Article 1, to prepare
				marijuana-infused edible food products; and
4. If a marijuana establishment sells or
				otherwise transfers marijuana-infused edible food products, ensure that the
				marijuana-infused edible food products:
a.
				Are sold or otherwise transferred according to applicable requirements in 9
				A.A.C. 8, Article 1;
b. In
				compliance with A.R.S §
											36-2854(A)(7),
				contain no more total tetrahydrocannabinol than:
i. 10 mg of per serving; or
ii. 100 mg per package; and
c. If packaged as more than one
				serving, are:
i. Scored or otherwise
				delineated into standard serving size, and
ii. Of homogeneous consistency to ensure
				uniform disbursement of total tetrahydrocannabinol throughout the edible food
				product.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-314 - Inventory Control System

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A. A
				marijuana establishment shall designate in writing a marijuana facility agent
				associated with the marijuana establishment who has oversight of the marijuana
				establishment's marijuana inventory control system.
B. A marijuana establishment shall only
				acquire marijuana from:
1. The marijuana
				establishment's cultivation site or manufacturing site,
2. Another marijuana establishment,
				or
3. A dispensary with a
				dispensary registration certificate issued under 9 A.A.C. 17.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-315 - Cleaning and Sanitation

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A. A
				marijuana establishment shall ensure that:
1.
				Any building or equipment used by a marijuana establishment for the
				cultivation, harvest, preparation, packaging, storage, infusion, or sale of
				marijuana or marijuana products is maintained in a clean and sanitary
				condition;
2. Marijuana or
				marijuana products, in the process of production, preparation, manufacture,
				packing, storage, sale, distribution, or transportation, are protected from
				flies, dust, dirt, and all other contamination;
3. Refuse or waste products incident to the
				manufacture, preparation, packing, selling, distributing, or transportation of
				marijuana or marijuana products are removed from the building used as a
				marijuana establishment's retail site and, if applicable, a building at the
				marijuana establishment's cultivation site or manufacturing site at least once
				every 24 hours or more often as necessary to maintain a clean
				condition;
4. All trucks, trays,
				buckets, other receptacles, platforms, racks, tables, shelves, knives, saws,
				cleavers, other utensils, or the machinery used in moving, handling, cutting,
				chopping, mixing, canning, packaging, or other processes are cleaned
				daily;
5. Any equipment used in the
				preparation of marijuana products is clean, in good repair, and, if applicable,
				calibrated according to the manufacturer's recommendations;
6. Any supplies used in the preparation of
				marijuana products, including flammable or volatile chemicals, are stored in a
				manner to avoid a hazardous condition from occurring; and
7. All stored marijuana products are securely
				covered.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-316 - Physical Plant

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A. A marijuana
				establishment shall ensure that the licensed premises are maintained free from
				hazards.
B. A marijuana
				establishment shall provide on-site parking or parking adjacent to the building
				used as the marijuana establishment's retail site.
C. A building used as a marijuana
				establishment's retail site or the location used as a marijuana establishment's
				cultivation site or manufacturing site shall have:
1. At least one toilet room;
2. Each toilet room shall contain:
a. A flushable toilet;
b. Mounted toilet tissue;
c. A sink with running water;
d. Soap contained in a dispenser;
				and
e. Disposable, single-use paper
				towels in a mounted dispenser or a mechanical air hand dryer;
3. At least one hand washing sink
				not located in a toilet room, with running water, soap contained in a
				dispenser, and either disposable, single-use paper towels in a mounted
				dispenser or a mechanical air hand dryer;
4. Designated storage areas for marijuana or
				materials used in direct contact with marijuana, separate from storage areas
				for toxic or flammable materials; and
5. If preparation or packaging of marijuana
				is done in the building, a designated area for the preparation or packaging
				that:
a. Includes work space that can be
				sanitized, and
b. Is only used for
				the preparation or packaging of marijuana.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 3 - MARIJUANA ESTABLISHMENTS › Section R9-18-317 - Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of a Marijuana Establishment License

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A. The Department
				shall deny an application for a marijuana establishment license or a renewal
				if:
1. A principal officer or board member:
a. Has been convicted of an excluded felony
				offense, or
b. Is under 21 years of
				age; or
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-401 - Owner

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A. For the purposes
				of this Article the following individuals are considered owners:
1. If an individual is applying for a
				marijuana testing facility license, the individual;
2. If a corporation is applying for a
				marijuana testing facility license, two individuals who are officers of the
				corporation;
3. If a partnership is
				applying for a marijuana testing facility license, two of the individuals who
				are partners;
4. If a limited
				liability company is applying for a marijuana testing facility license, a
				manager or, if the limited liability company does not have a manager, an
				individual who is a member of the limited liability company;
5. If an association or cooperative is
				applying for a marijuana testing facility license, two individuals who are
				members of the governing board of the association or cooperative; and
6. If a business organization type other than
				those described in subsections (A)(2) through (5) is applying for a marijuana
				testing facility license, two individuals who are members of the business
				organization.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-402 - Applying for a Marijuana Testing Facility License

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A. To apply for a marijuana testing facility
				license, an applicant that does not have a current laboratory registration
				certificate issued under 9 A.A.C. 17, Article 4, shall submit to the Department
				the following:
1. An application in a
				Department-provided format that includes:
a.
				The following information for the applicant:
i. The legal name of the proposed marijuana
				testing facility,
ii. Type of
				business organization,
iii. Arizona
				mailing address,
iv. Telephone
				number, and
v. E-mail
				address;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-403 - Applying for Approval for Testing

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A.
				Except as provided in subsection (C), to apply for approval for testing, an
				applicant shall submit to the Department, at least 60 calendar days before the
				expiration of the applicant's initial marijuana testing facility license, the
				following:
1. An application in a
				Department-provided format that includes:
a.
				The name and license number of the marijuana testing facility;
b. The physical address of the marijuana
				testing facility;
c. The name of
				the applicant;
d. The name of the
				technical laboratory director designated according to
				R9-18-405(3);
e. For each parameter for which approval for
				testing is being requested:
i. The analyte to
				be tested for,
ii. The instruments
				and equipment to be used for testing, and
iii. The software to be used at the marijuana
				testing facility for instrument control and data reduction
				interpretation;
f. The
				marijuana testing facility's proposed hours of operation;
g. Whether the marijuana testing facility
				agrees to allow the Department to submit supplemental requests for
				information;
h. Whether the
				marijuana testing facility is ready for an inspection by the
				Department;
i. If the marijuana
				testing facility is not ready for an inspection by the Department, the date the
				marijuana testing facility will be ready for an inspection by the
				Department;
j. An attestation that
				the information provided to the Department to apply for approval for testing is
				true and correct; and
k. The
				signatures of the owner of the marijuana testing facility, according to
				R9-18-401(A), and the technical laboratory director and the date each signed;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-404 - Renewing a Marijuana Testing Facility License

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To renew a marijuana testing facility license, an applicant
				  shall submit to the Department, at least 30 calendar days before the expiration
				  date of the current marijuana testing facility license, but no more than 90
				  days before the expiration date of the current marijuana testing facility
				  license, the following:
1. An
				application in a Department-provided format that includes:
a. The legal name of the marijuana testing
				facility;
b. The marijuana testing
				facility license number;
c. The
				name of each owner;
d. The name of
				the technical laboratory director designated according to
				R9-18-405(3);
e. Whether the
				marijuana testing facility agrees to allow the Department to submit
				supplemental requests for information;
f. An attestation that the information
				provided to the Department to renew the marijuana testing facility license is
				true and correct; and
g. The
				signatures of the owner of the marijuana testing facility, according to
				R9-18-401(A), and the technical laboratory director and the date each
				signed;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-405 - Administration

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An owner of a marijuana testing facility shall:
1. Comply with the:
a. Quality assurance requirements in
				R9-18-409,
b. Operation
				requirements in
				R9-18-410, and
c. Laboratory records and reports
				requirements in
				R9-18-410(B) and
				(C);
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-406 - Compliance Monitoring

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A.
				Submission of an application for a marijuana testing facility license
				constitutes permission for:
1. The
				Department's entry to and inspection of the marijuana testing facility,
				and
2. The Department to conduct
				proficiency testing according to R9-18-407.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-407 - Proficiency Testing

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A. At least
				once in each 12-month period, and more often if requested by the Department, a
				technical laboratory director shall have at least one marijuana facility agent,
				selected according to policies and procedures, participate in proficiency
				testing provided by the Department or a proficiency testing service that:
1. Includes at least one proficiency testing
				sample, in a matrix similar to the marijuana or marijuana products accepted for
				testing, for each parameter and analyte for which the marijuana testing
				facility has been approved or is requesting approval;
2. Demonstrates the marijuana facility
				agent's competence in testing for the parameter; and
3. If the marijuana testing facility has been
				approved or has requested approval to test an analyte by different methods, may
				use the same proficiency testing sample for each method.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-408 - Method Criteria and References for Laboratory Analyses

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A. In addition to the definitions in A.R.S.
				§ 36-2850 and
				R9-18-101, the definitions in
				A.A.C. R9-17-404.03(A)
				apply in this Section unless otherwise stated.
B. A technical laboratory director shall
				ensure that the marijuana testing facility complies with the requirements in
				A.A.C. R9-17-404.03(B) through
				(O) when using chemical analytical methods
				for any of the analytes in Table 3.1.
C. A technical laboratory director may
				release testing results that are scientifically valid and defensible from
				analyses using chemical analytical methods, according to
				R9-18-410(B)(3) and
				(C), with the following data qualifier
				notations if:
1. The target analyte detected
				in the calibration blank required in A.A.C.
				R9-17-404.03(F)(1)(c)
				or the method blank specified in A.A.C.
				R9-17-404.03(K)(1)
				is at or above the limit of quantitation, but the sample result:
a. For potency testing, is below the limit of
				quantitation - B1; or
b. When
				testing for pesticides, fungicides, growth regulators, mycotoxins, heavy
				metals, or residual solvents, is below the maximum allowable concentration in
				Table 3.1 for the analyte - B2;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-410 - Operations

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A. A technical
				laboratory director shall ensure that:
1. A
				sample of marijuana or a marijuana product accepted at the technical laboratory
				director's marijuana testing facility is analyzed:
a. Either:
i. At the marijuana testing facility with
				methods approved by the Department; or
ii. For testing of parameters or analytes
				that the marijuana testing facility is not approved by the Department to
				conduct, at another marijuana testing facility with an approval for testing
				issued by the Department;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-411 - Adding or Removing Parameters for Testing

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A. During the term of a marijuana testing
				facility license, an owner may request to have one or more parameters:
1. Added to the marijuana testing facility
				license, or
2. Removed from the
				marijuana testing facility license.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-412 - Inventory Control System

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A. A
				marijuana testing facility shall not accept submissions of marijuana or
				marijuana products for testing from an individual who or entity that is not
				allowed to possess marijuana pursuant to A.R.S. Title 36, Chapter 28.1 or
				Chapter 28.2.
B. A technical
				laboratory director shall designate in writing a marijuana facility agent who
				has oversight of the marijuana testing facility's inventory control
				system.
C. A technical laboratory
				director shall establish and implement an inventory control system for the
				marijuana testing facility's marijuana and marijuana products that documents:
1. The following amounts in appropriate
				units:
a. Each day's beginning inventory of
				marijuana and marijuana products;
b. Marijuana and marijuana products accepted
				for testing, including verifying the amount of each sample of marijuana or
				marijuana product accepted for testing;
c. The portions of a sample of marijuana or a
				marijuana product removed for testing with the name of the marijuana facility
				agent removing each portion;
d.
				Marijuana and marijuana products transferred to or from another marijuana
				testing facility for testing of parameters or analytes that the marijuana
				testing facility receiving a sample from a marijuana establishment is not
				approved by the Department to conduct;
e. Marijuana and marijuana products
				transferred to another marijuana testing facility at the request of a marijuana
				establishment according to
				R9-18-311(C);
f. Marijuana or marijuana products that were
				disposed of, including verifying that the amount of marijuana or marijuana
				product being disposed of is consistent with the original amount accepted for
				testing minus the amounts used for testing or transferred to another marijuana
				testing facility; and
g. The day's
				ending marijuana and marijuana products inventory;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-413 - Security

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A. Except as
				provided in
				R9-18-405(8), a
				marijuana testing facility shall ensure that access to the area of the
				marijuana testing facility where marijuana or marijuana products are being
				tested or stored for testing is limited to a marijuana testing facility's
				owners and authorized marijuana facility agents.
B. A marijuana facility agent associated with
				a marijuana testing facility may only transport marijuana or marijuana products
				submitted for testing to A marijuana testing facility licensed under this
				Chapter.
C. Before transportation
				to a marijuana testing facility, a marijuana facility agent associated with the
				marijuana testing facility shall:
1. Complete
				a trip plan that includes:
a. The name of the
				marijuana facility agent in charge of transporting the marijuana or marijuana
				products;
b. The date and start
				time of the trip;
c. A description
				of the marijuana or marijuana products being transported;
d. Any anticipated stops during the trip,
				including the locations of the stops and arrival time and departure time for
				each location; and
e. The
				anticipated route of transportation; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-414 - Physical Plant

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A. A marijuana
				testing facility shall ensure that designated storage areas for marijuana or
				marijuana products or materials used in direct contact with marijuana or
				marijuana products are:
1. Separate from
				storage areas for toxic or flammable materials; and
2. Maintained in a manner to prevent:
a. Microbial contamination and proliferation,
				and
b. Contamination or infestation
				by insects or rodents.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 18 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ADULT-USE MARIJUANA PROGRAM › Article 4 - MARIJUANA TESTING FACILITIES › Section R9-18-415 - Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of a Marijuana Testing Facility License

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A. The
				Department shall deny an application for or renewal of a marijuana testing
				facility license if:
1. An owner:
a. Has been convicted of an excluded felony
				offense, or
b. Is under 21 years of
				age; or
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 1 - ADMINISTRATION › Section R9-19-101 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions in A.R.S. §
									36-301,
				  the following definitions apply in this Chapter unless otherwise stated:
1. "Administrator" means an individual
				designated by the governing authority of a health care institution to have the
				authority and responsibility for managing the health care
				institution.
2. "Affidavit" means a
				document that is signed by an individual:
a.
				Who attests to the validity of the facts on the document, and
b. Whose signature is
				notarized.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 1 - ADMINISTRATION › Section R9-19-102 - Evidentiary Documents

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A person submitting an evidentiary document to support the
				  creation, correction, or amendment of a vital record for an individual or to
				  request a copy of a certificate issued under this Chapter shall ensure
				  that:
1. The evidentiary document:
a. Is documentation of a transaction,
				occurrence, billing, or legal relationship;
b. Contains the date the evidentiary document
				was created;
c. Is one of the
				following:
i. An original document;
ii. A copy of a document, certified by the
				issuing entity;
iii. A copy of the
				individual's medical record;
iv. If
				applicable, a copy of the individual's mother's medical record;
v. A record or document, accompanied by a
				written statement signed by the custodian of the record or document, attesting
				to the validity of the record or document;
vi. A document submitted by an independent
				source directly to the State Registrar or, if applicable, a local
				registrar;
vii. A document in a
				sealed envelope provided by an independent source;
viii. A copy of a published document, such as
				a newspaper, a magazine, or a book; or
ix. A copy of a governmental agency document;
				and
d. Is from a
				different independent source than any other evidentiary document submitted to
				support the creation, correction, or amendment of the vital record or the
				request for the copy of a certificate issued under this Chapter; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 1 - ADMINISTRATION › Section R9-19-103 - Review Process

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A. The State
				Registrar or a local registrar or deputy local registrar shall review for
				compliance with requirements in A.R.S. Title 36, Chapter 3 and this Chapter the
				information, evidentiary documents, and, if applicable, fee submitted for:
1. Registering a birth, death, or fetal
				death;
2. Correcting or amending a
				registered birth record, death record, or fetal death record;
3. Obtaining a disposition-transit
				permit;
4. Obtaining a
				disinterment-reinterment permit; or
5. Obtaining a copy of a certificate issued
				under this Chapter.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 1 - ADMINISTRATION › Section R9-19-104 - Duties of Local Registrars

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A.
				A local registrar shall:
1. Only use paper
				approved by the Department when issuing:
a. A
				certified copy of an individual's certificate of birth registration according
				to R9-19-211,
b. A certified copy
				of a deceased individual's certificate of death registration according to
				R9-19-315,
c. A certified copy of a
				certificate of fetal death registration according to
				R9-19-317,
				or
d. A certified copy of a
				certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth according to
				R9-19-317;
				and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 1 - ADMINISTRATION › Section R9-19-105 - Fee Schedule

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A. When a
				fee is specified in this Chapter, the following fees apply:
1. For a noncertified copy of a certificate,
				$5.00;
2. For a certified copy of
				a:
a. Certificate of birth registration,
				$19.00;
b. Certificate of delayed
				birth registration, $19.00;
c.
				Certificate of death registration, $19.00;
d. Certificate of delayed death registration,
				$19.00;
e. Certificate of fetal death registration,
				$19.00;
f. Certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth,
				$19.00;
g. Certificate of delayed fetal death registration,
				$19.00; or
h. Certificate of no record, $19.00;
3. For
				a search to verify birth or death data for statistical or research purposes
				according to A.R.S. §
										36-342(A),
				$5.00;
4. For a request to establish a:
a. Delayed birth record for an individual and
				register the individual's birth, $19.00;
b. Registered record of foreign birth for an
				adopted individual, $19.00;
c.
				Delayed death record for a deceased individual and register the deceased
				individual's death, $19.00;
d.
				Delayed fetal death record for a fetal death and register the fetal death,
				$19.00; or
e. Death record or
				delayed death record for a presumptive death under A.R.S. §
											36-325
				or
				36-328,
				$19.00; and
5. For a request to
				amend or correct information in a:
a.
				Registered birth record, $29.00;
b.
				Registered death record, $29.00; or
c. Registered fetal death record,
				$29.00.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-201 - Information for a Birth Record

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A.
				Except as provided in subsection (B) or
				R9-19-204(F)
				or (I), the information submitted for an
				individual's birth record includes the following:
1. Information for the individual's
				certificate of birth registration provided by the individual's mother or, if
				applicable, the individual's father or another family member who is of legal
				age:
a. The individual's name;
b. The following information about the
				individual's mother:
i. Name before first
				marriage;
ii. Date of
				birth;
iii. State, territory, or
				foreign country where the individual's mother was born; and
iv. Street address, apartment number if
				applicable, city or town, state, zip code, and county of the individual's
				mother's residence; and
c. If applicable according to A.R.S. §
											36-334,
				the following information about the individual's father:
i. Name;
ii. Date of birth; and
iii. State, territory, or foreign country
				where the father was born;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-202 - Requests from Hospitals for Birth Registration

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A. Before requesting the registration of the
				birth of an individual born in a hospital, the administrator or person in
				charge of the medical records for the hospital where the individual was born
				shall obtain, in a written format:
1. The
				information in
				R9-19-201(A);
				and
2. A statement attesting to the
				validity of the information in:
a.
				R9-19-201(A)(1) and (2), signed and dated by the person providing the
				information; and
b.
											R9-19-201(A)(3) and
				(4), signed and dated by the person providing
				the information.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-203 - Requests for Birth Registration from Physicians, Registered Nurse Practitioners, Nurse Midwives, or Midwive

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A. Before requesting the registration of the
				birth of an individual not born in a hospital whose birth was attended by a
				physician, registered nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or midwife, the
				physician, registered nurse practitioner, nurse midwife, or midwife who
				attended the birth and is willing and able to request the registration of the
				individual's birth shall:
1. Obtain, in a
				written format:
a. The information in
				R9-19-201(A)(1) and
				(2); and
b. A statement attesting to the validity of
				the information in
				R9-19-201(A)(1) and
				(2), signed and dated by the person providing
				the information;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-205 - Establishing a Registered Birth Record for a Foundling

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A. To establish a registered birth record for
				a foundling, a person who has custody of the foundling shall submit to the
				State Registrar or the local registrar or deputy local registrar of the
				registration district where the foundling was found:
1. The following information, in a
				Department-provided format:
a. The location
				where the foundling was found, including:
i.
				If the foundling is a newborn left with a safe haven provider according to
				A.R.S. §
												13-3623.01,
				the facility where the foundling was found;
ii. If the foundling is not a newborn left
				with a safe haven provider according to A.R.S. §
												13-3623.01,
				the name or a description of the place where the foundling was found;
iii. If applicable, the street address and
				the city or town; and
iv. The
				county;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-206 - Establishing a Registered Record of Foreign Birth for an Adopted Individual

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A. To establish
				a registered record of foreign birth for an adopted individual:
1. A state court, the adopted individual's
				adoptive parent, the married adopted individual, or the adopted individual of
				legal age shall submit to the State Registrar:
a. An adoption decree or other official
				document, finalizing the adoption from the country of the adopted individual's
				birth, that meets the requirements in
				R9-19-102,
				and
b. A copy of an IR-3 stamp in
				the individual's passport;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-207 - Correcting Information in a Registered Birth Record

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A. A person requesting a correction
				to an individual's registered birth record shall submit to the State Registrar
				or a local registrar, a written request to correct, in a Department-provided
				format, that includes:
1. The individual's
				name currently in the individual's registered birth record;
2. The individual's date of birth;
3. The name before first marriage of the
				individual's mother;
4. If known,
				the:
a. Individual's sex;
b. State file number;
c. Town or city of the individual's
				birth;
d. County of the
				individual's birth;
e. Hospital
				where the individual was born, if applicable;
f. Name of the individual's father;
				and
g. Dates of birth of the
				individual's parents; and
5. The specific information in the
				individual's registered birth record to be corrected.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-208 - Amending Information in a Registered Birth Record

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A. A person requesting an amendment to an
				individual's registered birth record shall include in a written request to
				amend:
1. The individual's name currently in
				the individual's registered birth record;
2. The individual's date of birth;
3. The name before first marriage of the
				individual's mother;
4. If known,
				the:
a. Individual's sex;
b. State file number;
c. Town or city of the individual's
				birth;
d. County of the
				individual's birth;
e. Hospital
				where the individual was born, if applicable;
f. Name of the individual's father;
				and
g. Dates of birth of the
				individual's parents; and
5. The specific information in the
				individual's registered birth record to be amended, including, as applicable or
				as further specified in subsections of this Section, the specific information
				to be deleted and the specific information to be added.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-209 - Cancellation of a Registered Birth Record

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A. The State Registrar shall cancel an
				individual's registered birth record if the State Registrar determines that:
1. Another registered birth record for the
				individual exists and was registered before the individual's birth was
				registered under this Article; or
2. The information submitted for registration
				of the birth and creation of the registered birth record was fraudulent, a
				misrepresentation of facts, or based on false documents.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-210 - Eligibility for a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Birth Registration

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A. A certified copy
				of a certificate of birth registration contains, as available, the information
				specified in:
1. R9-19-201(A)(1) and (3) for a
				birth registered according to
				R9-19-202
				or R9-19-203;
2.
										R9-19-201(B)(1)
				for a birth registered according to
				R9-19-204(A)
				or (B);
3.
										R9-19-204(F)(2)(c)(ii)
				through (v), (d)(ii) through (v), and (e)(i)
				through (iii) for a birth registered according to
				R9-19-204(F);
4.
										R9-19-204(I)
				(2)(c)(ii) through (v), (d), and (e) for a birth registered according to
				R9-19-204(I);
5.
										R9-19-205
				(A)(1)(a) and (b)(i) through (iii) for a foundling's birth record registration
				according to R9-19-205; and
6.
										R9-19-206(B)(1)(a)
				through (d), (2)(a) through (d), and (3)(a)
				through (c) for registering a foreign birth according to
				R9-19-206.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-211 - Requesting a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Birth Registration

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A. A person
				eligible to receive a certified copy of an individual's certificate of birth
				registration according to R9-19-210(B)(1) through (8) may request a certified
				copy of the individual's certificate of birth registration by submitting to the
				State Registrar or a local registrar:
1. A
				written request, in a Department-provided format, that includes:
a. The name and mailing address of the person
				submitting the request;
b. Contact
				information for the person submitting the request, which includes a telephone
				number or an e-mail address;
c. The
				relationship between the individual and the person submitting the request that
				makes the person eligible to receive a certified copy of the individual's
				certificate of birth registration;
d. The individual's:
i. Name in the individual's registered birth
				record,
ii. Sex, and
iii. Date of birth;
e. The name before first marriage of the
				individual's mother;
f. If known,
				the:
i. State file number;
ii. Town or city of the individual's
				birth;
iii. County of the
				individual's birth;
iv. Hospital
				where the individual was born, if applicable;
v. Name of the individual's father;
				and
vi. Dates of birth of the
				individual's parents;
g.
				The number of certified copies of the individual's certificate of birth
				registration being requested; and
h. The dated signature of the person
				submitting the request, either:
i. With the
				person's signature notarized; or
ii. Accompanied by a copy of a valid,
				government-issued form of photo identification for the person that contains the
				name and signature of the person;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 2 - VITAL RECORDS FOR BIRTH › Section R9-19-212 - Requesting a Noncertified Copy of a Certificate of Birth Registration

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A. A noncertified
				copy of a certificate of birth registration contains, as available, the
				information specified in R9-19-210(A).
B. Except as provided in subsection (C), a
				person who is conducting research may request a noncertified copy of an
				individual's certificate of birth registration by submitting to the State
				Registrar:
1. A written request, in a
				Department-provided format, that includes:
a.
				The name and mailing address of the person submitting the request;
b. Contact information for the person
				submitting the request, which includes a telephone number or an e-mail
				address;
c. The reason the person
				is requesting a noncertified copy of the individual's certificate of birth
				registration;
d. The information
				required in R9-19-211(A)(1)(d) through (f); and
e. The dated signature of the person
				submitting the request;