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CANNABIS CONTROL COMMISSION Public Meeting September 20, 2018

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1 CANNABIS CONTROL COMMISSION Public Meeting September 20, 2018
Health Policy Commission 50 Milk St., 8th Floor Boston, MA 02109 1:00pm David Lakeman, MMA Legislative Analyst Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

2 Chairman’s Comments & Updates
Agenda Call to Order Chairman’s Comments & Updates Approval of Minutes from Previous Meetings Executive Director’s Report License Applications Review of Final Licensure Process Key Dates Commission Discussion and Votes Annual Commission Activities Report Commission Secretary Commission Treasurer Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

3 Staff Recommendations on Completed License Applications
Agenda Continued Staff Recommendations on Completed License Applications BCWC, LLC. (# MCN281263), Tier 2/Indoor-Cultivation BCWC, LLC. (# MPN281325), Product Manufacturer Late Spring Inc. D/B/A Gage Cannabis Company (# MRN281248), Retailer Temescal Wellness of Massachusetts, Inc. (# MRN281588), Retailer Temescal Wellness of Massachusetts, Inc. (# MRN281309), Retailer Alternative Therapies Group, Inc. (# MRN281344), Retailer Central Ave Compassionate Care, Inc. (# MCN281505), Tier 1/Indoor-Cultivation Central Ave Compassionate Care, Inc. (# MPN281399), Product Manufacturer New Business that the Chairman did not anticipate at time of posting Next Meeting Date Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

4 Approval of Minutes from Previous Meetings
September 12, 2017 August 23, 2018 September 6, 2018 Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

5 Licensing Applications | September 20, 2018
Type # Craft Marijuana Cooperative 2 Independent Testing Laboratory 4 Laboratory Agent Marijuana Cultivator 65 Marijuana Establishment Agent 638 Marijuana Microbusiness 9 Marijuana Product Manufacturer 43 Marijuana Research Facility 3 Marijuana Retailer 78 Marijuana Transporter with Other Existing ME License Third Party Transporter 7 Total 855 2,698 Total Applications 855 Pending (At least 1 Part of Application) 164 Withdrawn 1,649 Incomplete 30 Provisional Licenses The totals are distinct license numbers that have submitted at least one of the packets related to getting a license (App of Intent, Background, Management/Ops, Payment) Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

6 Licensing Applications | September 20, 2018
125 Applications Under Review The totals below are distinct license numbers that have submitted all required packets. Type # +/- Independent Testing Laboratory 3 Marijuana Cultivator 47 +4 Marijuana Microbusiness Marijuana Product Manufacturer 39 +6 Marijuana Research Facility Marijuana Retailer 46 +8 Marijuana Transporter with Other Existing ME License 2 Total 143 +18 RMD Priority: 79 Economic Empowerment Priority: 3 General Applicant: 61 The 143 applications represent 73 separate entities. Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

7 Licensing Applications | September 20, 2018
Status # Application Submitted: Awaiting Review 26 Application Reviewed: More Information Requested 44 Application Deemed Complete: Awaiting 3rd Party Responses 35 All Information Received: Awaiting Staff Recommendation 8 Applications Considered by Commission 30 Total 143 Application Submitted (Awaiting Staff Review) Application Reviewed (More Information Requested from Applicant) Application Deemed Complete (Awaiting background check or response to municipal notice) All Information Received (Awaiting Staff Recommendation) Applications Considered by the Commission Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

8 Licensing Applications | September 20, 2018
Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

9 Process to Final Licensure
Payment of Appropriate Fee Begin Agent Registration Process Request Inspection Provisional License Submit “Request for Post-Provisional License Inspection” form Upon receipt of formal request, Commission staff will contact applicant within 5 business days in order to schedule initial inspection. Inspection(s) Agents must be registered for each individual license Agent Registrations Summary of application plus inspection findings Conditions relative to seed-to-sale and opening Final License Recommendation Post-final license inspection, conditions satisfied Inventory successfully tagged and uploaded into Metrc All agents registered and properly badged Establishment Opening Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

10 Request for Post-Provisional License Inspection
Based on recommendation from staff after evaluation of all submitted application materials. Issued by Commission This includes identifying any conditions that must be satisfied, as well as information regarding registering agents. Licensing Notice Sent Upon receipt of formal request, Commission staff will contact applicant within 5 business days in order to schedule initial inspection. Request for Post-Provisional License Inspection Once completed, licensee information sent to Department of Revenue and Metrc. Payment of License Fee Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

11 Led by Director of Investigations Findings and Follow-Up
Inspection Conducted once “Request for Post-Provisional License Inspection” received by Commission. Commission staff will contact applicant within 5 business days in order to schedule initial inspection. Initial Inspection At least 2 investigators per inspection. Checklist developed and inspectional report, with any findings, generated. Led by Director of Investigations Length of inspections will depend on the size of the establishment and the number of licenses contained within a particular location. Inspections Will Vary Any findings identified during inspection will be formally provided to a licensee pursuant to 935 CMR As needed, Commission will conduct follow-up inspection(s). Findings and Follow-Up Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

12 Staff Delegation Review Process Badging Ongoing Process
Agent Registrations Commission has delegated authority for agent registration evaluation to staff. Regular reports will occur at Commission meetings. Staff Delegation Once provisionally licensed, an establishment may begin submitting applications for agent registration. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Review Process Once an agent is approved for registration, a notification will be sent to the establishment and an agent registration badge will be printed Badging The agent registration will be an ongoing and fluid licensing process Ongoing Process Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

13 Final License Recommendation
Staff recommendation based on initial and ongoing review of application and materials, as well as inspection. Commission Consideration Presentation to Commission may include inspectional report, photos of the establishment, and any other materials gathered during inspectional process. Materials Commission staff may recommend certain conditions be placed on a final license. Conditions Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

14 Establishment Opening
Commission staff will confirm that all inventory is properly tagged and uploaded into Metrc. Metrc Commission staff will confirm that all stated conditions have been met. Commission staff will confirm that agents have successfully registered and are properly badged. Conditions Met “Commence Full Operations” notice issued. Ready to Open Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

15 Key Dates CCC Meetings Events & Deadlines Other Meetings October 4
Social Consumption discussion October 18 Delivery discussion November 1 Medical Marijuana Regulations Public Comment discussion November 15 November 29 December 13 January 10, 2019 Policy Decision: Social Consumption & Delivery September 25 The Intersection of Cannabis & Equity October 29 Public Comment period closes Public Hearings January 1, 2019 Special Commission on OUI Report due February, 2019 Draft Regulations: Social Consumption and Delivery Cannabis Advisory Board November 8 Special Commission on OUI October 12 November 9 Environment and Energy Working Group Citizen Review Committee November 29 Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

16 Staff Recommendations on Completed License Applications
BCWC, LLC. (# MCN281263), Tier 2/Indoor-Cultivation BCWC, LLC. (# MPN281325), Product Manufacturer Late Spring Inc. D/B/A Gage Cannabis Company (# MRN281248), Retailer Temescal Wellness of Massachusetts, Inc. (# MRN281588), Retailer Temescal Wellness of Massachusetts, Inc. (# MRN281309), Retailer Alternative Therapies Group, Inc. (# MRN281344), Retailer Central Ave Compassionate Care, Inc. (# MCN281505), Tier 1/Indoor-Cultivation Central Ave Compassionate Care, Inc. (# MPN281399), Product Manufacturer Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

17 Commission Discussion and Votes
Annual Commission Activities Report Secretary of the Commission Treasurer of the Commission Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

18 Next Public Commission Meeting
October 4, 2018 Location & Time: TBD Draft - For Discussion Purposes Only

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