Section 1290.40 Dispensing Organization Authorization Process
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 68 PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › CHAPTER VII: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION › Part 1290 RULES FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE COMPASSIONATE USE OF MEDICAL CANNABIS PILOT PROGRAM › Section 1290.40 Dispensing Organization Authorization Process
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Section 1290.40 Dispensing Organization Authorization
Process
a) The
Division shall review applications and issue authorizations according to the
requirements of the Act and this Part.
1) An
applicant shall file an application with the Division for authorization to
register a dispensing organization.
2) Applications
for authorizations shall be made on forms furnished by the Division. The
application shall be signed by all principal officers certifying under penalty
of perjury that all information contained in the application is true and
accurate.
3) An
applicant is limited to one application for authorization per District.
4) The
instructions on the application will reflect the total maximum number of points
available for each required criteria and bonus point category. The instructions
and application will also identify the minimum number of points necessary from
the required criteria to be eligible for consideration of the bonus point categories.
All applications will be reviewed and points awarded based upon the same point
system in a fair and unbiased manner.
5) An
applicant may submit separate applications for authorization in up to five
Districts.
6) Each
application requires one application fee (see Section 1290.80). Applications
for authorization will be scored in five required categories. Should the
applicant meet the minimum percentage in the five required categories, it may
be eligible to be scored in the bonus category. The required five
categories and the bonus category will be scored based on the following point
structure:
A) The
suitability of the proposed dispensary category is 150 points.
B) The
business and operation plan category is 200 points.
C) The security
plan category is 200 points.
D) The
recordkeeping and inventory plan category is 200 points.
E) The
financial disclosure category is 150 points.
F) The
bonus category is 100 points
llowing point
structure:
A) The
suitability of the proposed dispensary category is 150 points.
B) The
business and operation plan category is 200 points.
C) The security
plan category is 200 points.
D) The
recordkeeping and inventory plan category is 200 points.
E) The
financial disclosure category is 150 points.
F) The
bonus category is 100 points.
7) If
submitting an application in more than one District, the applicant shall
identify the Districts it has applied in or Districts where it is registered.
8) Each
applicant must submit to and qualify through a fingerprint-based criminal
history records check as set forth in Section 1290.230.
9) The
Division shall review each application to determine whether it meets the
minimum criteria and shall determine qualified applicants.
10) The
Division may consider the location of a proposed dispensary relevant to other
proposed or existing dispensaries, in the same or adjacent Districts, to ensure
that dispensaries are geographically dispersed.
11) If
the Division determines that the number of qualified applicants exceeds the
number of authorizations available, the Division will select the most qualified
applicant in that District using the selection process established in Section
1290.60.
12) Qualified
applicants chosen through the selection process will receive an authorization
issued by the Division.
13) If
the Division determines that a District has no qualified applicants or fewer
qualified applicants than authorized registrations, the Division shall post a
notification on the Division's website detailing the dates of the next open
application period.
14) No
person or entity shall have a financial interest in more than five registrations
or hold itself out as an owner of more than five registrations. No person
shall be a principal officer in more than five registered dispensing organizations
rized registrations, the Division shall post a
notification on the Division's website detailing the dates of the next open
application period.
14) No
person or entity shall have a financial interest in more than five registrations
or hold itself out as an owner of more than five registrations. No person
shall be a principal officer in more than five registered dispensing organizations.
If a qualified applicant has been granted more than five authorizations or registrations
by the Division, the applicant shall promptly notify the Division.
15) If
a dispensing organization's registration is void or invalid for any reason,
including but not limited to revocation, suspension or nonrenewal, the Division
will post a notification on the Division's website detailing the dates of the
next open application period.
b) Upon
receipt of the authorization notice, the applicant may submit for registration
approval.
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