Section 1291.301 Minors Prohibited in Dispensary
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 68 PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › CHAPTER VII: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION › Part 1291 CANNABIS REGULATION AND TAX ACT › Section 1291.301 Minors Prohibited in Dispensary
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Section 1291.301 Minors Prohibited in Dispensary
a) Unless
otherwise authorized pursuant to the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis
Program Act or the Act, no persons under the age of 21 shall be allowed entry
into a dispensing organization.
b) Each dispensing
organization is responsible for checking and verifying customer identification
prior to any customer entering the limited access area. Each dispensing organization
is responsible for all individuals entering the dispensing organization.
c) Each dispensing
organization shall use an electronic reader or electronic scanning device to
scan a purchaser's government-issued identification if scanning the identification
is possible in accordance with Section 10-20 of the Act. Government-issued
identification that cannot be scanned may still be accepted at the dispensing organization's
discretion.
d) Dispensing
organizations may accept identification that does not contain an expiration
date in order to verify the age of a purchaser, so long as the dispensing organization
is otherwise able to verify the validity of the identification. This does not
include an expired identification document, unless otherwise permitted by law.
e) As
used in this Section, "government-issued identification" means a
document issued by a unit of government, foreign or domestic, which identifies,
at a minimum, the name, image, and date of birth of the Individual.
"Government-issued identifications" include, but are not limited to,
passports; driver's licenses; temporary visitor driver's licenses; consular
identification cards; international election identification cards; tribal
identification cards and indigenous reservation government identification
cards; visas; permanent resident cards; and municipal, local, or state
identification cards.
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