Compliance Requirements Flashcards
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A METRC compliance audit reveals that a processor's recorded input weights do not match the combined output weights plus documented waste. This discrepancy most likely indicates:
Answer: A potential diversion of product requiring investigation
Unexplained weight discrepancies between inputs and outputs are a red flag for diversion and trigger regulatory investigation.
In METRC, what is the purpose of the 'Waste' entry type on a plant batch record?
Answer: To document unusable plant material that will not enter commercial inventory
Waste entries in METRC account for plant material that is destroyed and removed from the commercial supply chain.
A dispensary's physical inventory count finds 5 grams more flower than METRC shows. What is the correct compliance response?
Answer: Record a package adjustment in METRC to reconcile the overage and document the reason
Any discrepancy between physical inventory and METRC records must be reconciled with a documented adjustment and a reason code.
Which of the following correctly describes a METRC 'Lab Sample' package?
Answer: A small portion pulled from a production batch and transferred to a testing facility
A Lab Sample is a designated portion of a batch extracted and transferred to a licensed testing lab before the batch can be released for sale.
A cannabis retailer sells to a customer who claims to be a licensed dispensary. Without a METRC transfer record, the sale is:
Answer: A compliance violation regardless of the buyer's licensee status
All transfers between licensed entities must be processed through METRC; untracked transfers are violations even when both parties are licensed.
What does the METRC 'Location' field on a plant or package record represent?
Answer: The specific area within a licensed premises where the plant or package is stored
Locations in METRC correspond to defined zones within a facility (e.g., Grow Room A, Vault 1) that licensees set up in their account.
Under METRC compliance requirements, which action is required when a licensee permanently closes their business?
Answer: Transfer or destroy all remaining inventory and notify the regulator to close the METRC account
Closing licensees must dispose of all tracked inventory through METRC-recorded transfers or destruction before their license is surrendered.