Conn. Agencies Regs. § 21a-408-8 - Revocation or suspension of a qualifying patient or primary caregiver registration
(a) The
commissioner may place conditions upon, revoke or suspend the registration
certificate of a qualifying patient, in accordance with the Uniform
Administrative Procedure Act, sections 4-166 to 4-189, inclusive, of the
Connecticut General Statutes, under the following circumstances:
(1) The qualifying patient becomes an inmate
confined in a correctional institution or facility under the supervision of the
Department of Correction;
(2) The
qualifying patient's physician or APRN notifies the department that the
physician or APRN is withdrawing the written certification submitted on behalf
of the qualifying patient and, thirty days after the physician's or APRN's
withdrawal of the written certification, the patient has not obtained a valid
written certification from a different physician or APRN;
(3) The qualifying patient or primary
caregiver provided false, misleading or incorrect information to the
department;
(4) The qualifying
patient is no longer a resident of Connecticut;
(5) The qualifying patient, together with the
qualifying patient's caregiver where applicable, obtains more than a one-month
supply of marijuana in a one-month period;
(6) The qualifying patient provides or sells
marijuana to any person, including another registered qualifying patient or
primary caregiver;
(7) The
qualifying patient uses marijuana in a place or manner not permitted by the Act
or sections
21a-408-1 to 21a-408-72,
inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies;
(8) The qualifying patient uses marijuana in
a manner that puts others at risk or fails to take reasonable precautions to
avoid putting others at risk;
(9)
The qualifying patient permits another person to use the qualifying patient's
registration certificate;
(10) The
qualifying patient tampers, falsifies, alters, modifies or allows another
person to tamper, falsify alter or modify the qualifying patient's registration
certificate;
(11) The qualifying
patient's physician or APRN is no longer available to provide care to the
patient and, after thirty days from the physician or APRN notifying the
department of the physician's or APRN's unavailability, the patient has not
established a bona-fide healthcare professional-patient relationship with a
different physician or APRN;
(12)
The primary caregiver notifies the department that the primary caregiver is no
longer willing to serve as a primary caregiver for the qualifying patient, or
the primary caregiver's registration certification has been suspended or
revoked, in which case the qualifying patient shall have thirty days to
register an acceptable primary caregiver with the department before the
department may commence an action to suspend or revoke the qualifying patient's
registration;
(13) The qualifying
patient's registration certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed and the patient
or the patient's primary caregiver fails to notify the department or notifies
the department of such incident more than five business days after becoming
aware that the registration certificate was lost, stolen or
destroyed;
(14) The qualifying
patient fails to notify the department of a change in registration information
or notifies the department of such change more than five business days after
the change; or
(15) The qualifying
patient has violated any section of the Act or sections
21a-408-1 to 21a-408-72,
inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(b) The department may place
conditions upon, revoke or suspend the registration certificate of a primary
caregiver, in accordance with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act,
sections 4-166 to 4-189, inclusive, of the Connecticut General Statutes, under
the following circumstances:
(1) The
registration certification of the qualifying patient has been revoked or
suspended;
(2) The qualifying
patient's physician or APRN notifies the department that the qualifying patient
is no longer in need of a primary caregiver;
(3) The qualifying patient or primary
caregiver provided false, misleading or incorrect information to the
department;
(4) The qualifying
patient registers a different person to serve as the primary caregiver in
accordance with the procedure set forth in section
21a-408-6 of the Regulations of
Connecticut State Agencies;
(5) The
primary caregiver obtains more than a one-month supply of marijuana in a
one-month period on behalf of a single qualifying patient;
(6) The primary caregiver obtains marijuana
for, or provides or sells marijuana to, any person other than the qualifying
patient of the primary caregiver, including a different qualifying patient or
primary caregiver;
(7) The primary
caregiver permits another person to use the primary caregiver's registration
certificate;
(8) The primary
caregiver has tampered, altered, modified, falsified, or allowed any person to
tamper, alter, modify or falsify the primary caregiver's registration
certificate or the registration certificate of the qualifying
patient;
(9) The primary caregiver
has permitted the use of marijuana that endangers the health or well-being of a
person other than the qualifying patient or primary caregiver;
(10) The primary caregiver has a
disqualifying conviction;
(11) The
primary caregiver's registration certificate is lost, stolen or destroyed and
the primary caregiver fails to notify the department or notifies the department
of such incident more than five business days after becoming aware that the
registration certificate was lost, stolen or destroyed;
(12) The primary caregiver fails to notify
the department of a change in registration information or notifies the
department of such change more than five business days after the change;
or
(13) The primary caregiver has
violated any section of the Act or sections
21a-408-1 to 21a-408-72,
inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
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