N.J. Admin. Code § 17:30A-10.2 - Accessibility of marijuana storage areas
(a) An ATC shall limit access to medicinal
marijuana storage areas to the absolute minimum number of specifically
authorized employees.
1. When it is necessary
for employee maintenance personnel, nonemployee maintenance personnel, business
guests, or visitors to be present in or pass through medicinal marijuana
storage areas, the ATC shall provide for adequate observation of the area by an
employee whom the permit holder specifically authorized by policy or job
description to supervise the activity.
(b) Each alternative treatment center shall
ensure that the storage of usable marijuana prepared for dispensing to patients
is in a locked area with adequate security.
1. For purposes of this section, "adequate
security," at a minimum, shall be assessed, established, and maintained based
on:
i. The quantity of usable marijuana kept
on hand;
ii. The alternative
treatment center's inventory system for tracking and dispensing usable
marijuana;
iii. The number of
principal officers, directors, board members, agents, volunteers, or employees
who have or could have access to the usable marijuana;
iv. The geographic location of the
alternative treatment center and its associated environmental characteristics,
such as the remoteness of the facility from local populations and the relative
level of crime associated with the area;
v. The scope and sustainability of the
security alarm system; and
vi. The
findings of root cause analyses of any breaches of security and/or inventory
discrepancies for usable marijuana at that location.
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