3 AAC 306.620 - Approval of testing facility
(a) A person
seeking a marijuana testing facility license must first obtain the approval of
the board by showing competence to perform each test the licensee will offer as
an independent third-party testing facility, including tests to identify
(1) THC, THCA, CBD, CBDA and CBN
potency;
(2) harmful microbials
including Escherichia coli (E. Coli) or
salmonella;
(3)
residual solvents;
(4) poisons or
toxins;
(5) harmful
chemicals;
(6) dangerous molds,
mildew, or filth;
(7)
pesticides.
(b) In
evaluating whether a person has shown competence in testing under this section,
the board or the board's contractor may
(1)
conduct an on-site inspection of the applicant's premises;
(2) require the applicant to demonstrate
proficiency in testing; and
(3)
examine compliance with any applicable requirement of
3
AAC 306.630 -
3
AAC 306.675, and
3
AAC 306.700 -
3
AAC 306.755, including
(A) qualifications of personnel;
(B) the standard operating procedure for each
testing methodology the marijuana testing facility will use;
(C) proficiency testing results;
(D) quality control and quality
assurance;
(E) security;
(F) chain of custody;
(G) specimen retention;
(H) space;
(I) records; and
(J) reporting of results.
(c) The board will
approve a marijuana testing facility license if, after the board or the board's
contractor has examined the qualifications and procedures of the marijuana
testing facility license applicant and documented the conclusions of the
examination in a written report, the board finds the qualification and
procedures generally in compliance with good laboratory practices and that the
application meets the requirements of the section. Nothing in AS 17.38 or this
chapter constitutes a board guarantee that a licensed marijuana testing
facility can or will protect the public from all potential hazards of marijuana
including microbials, poisons or toxins, residual solvents, pesticides, or
other contaminants.
Notes
Authority:AS 17.38.010
AS 17.38.070
AS 17.38.121
AS 17.38.150
AS 17.38.190
AS 17.38.200
AS 17.38.900
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