Rhode Island Code of Regulations › Title 230 - Department of Business Regulation › Chapter 80 - Marijuana › Subchapter 05 - Medical Marijuana › Part 1 - Rules and Regulations Related to the Medical Marijuana Program Administered by the Office of Cannabis Regulation at the Department of Business Regulation › Section 230-RICR-80-05-1.6 - Operational Requirements for Marijuana Establishment Licensees

Current through June 14, 2024
R.I. Gen. Laws §§
										21-28.6-12(b)(1)(ii)-(iv)
					 and 21-28.6-16(b)(2)-(4)
					 authorize DBR to promulgate regulations regarding minimum oversight
					 requirements, minimum record-keeping requirements and minimum security
					 requirements for compassion centers and licensed cultivators. The operational
					 requirements set forth in this section are promulgated in accordance with that
					 statutory duty of general regulatory supervision over licensed compassion
					 centers and licensed cultivators and in accordance with other provisions of the
					 Act. R.I. Gen. Laws §§
										21-28.6-12 and
					 21-28.6-16.
1.6.1
Medical Marijuana Program
				  Tracking System
A. Upon direction by
				  the DBR and in accordance with R.I. Gen. Laws §§
											21-28.6-12(g)(3),
				  and 21-28.6-16(d)
				  each compassion center and licensed cultivator shall be required to utilize the
				  state approved Medical Marijuana Program Tracking System to document and
				  monitor compliance with the Act and all regulations promulgated thereunder.
				  Applicable licensees may be required to pay costs associated with use of the
				  Medical Marijuana Program Tracking System which may be assessed on an annual,
				  monthly, per use, or per volume basis and payable to the state or to its
				  approved vendor.
B. All information
				  related to the acquisition, propagation, cultivation, transfer, manufacturing,
				  processing, testing, storage, destruction, wholesale and/or retail sale of all
				  marijuana and medical marijuana products possessed by licensees and/or
				  distributed to registered cardholders in accordance with the Act must be kept
				  completely up-to-date in the Medical Marijuana Program Tracking System,
				  including but not limited to:
1. Planting and
				  propagation of plants;
2.
				  Transition of immature to mature plants;
3. Harvest dates with yield
				  documentation;
4. Destructions of
				  immature plants, mature plants and medical marijuana products;
5. Transportation of immature plants, mature
				  plants, and medical marijuana products;
6. Theft of immature plants, mature plants,
				  and medical marijuana products;
7.
				  Adjustment of product quantities and/or weights;
8. Conversion of product types including
				  waste documentation;
9. Required
				  test results as reported by a cannabis testing laboratory;
10. Retail and wholesale transaction
				  data;
11. Product compliance
				  data;
12. A complete inventory
				  including, but not limited to:
a. Batches or
				  lots of useable marijuana;
b.
				  Batches or lots of concentrates;
c.
				  Batches or lots of extracts;
d.
				  Batches or lots of marijuana infused products;
e. Immature plants,
f. Mature plants;
g. Marijuana waste; and
13. Any other information or technical
				  functions DBR deems appropriate.