METRC Transportation 5

Question 1

When a licensed dispensary receives a METRC transfer, the receiving employee notes that two packages have quantities lower than what the manifest states. What is the correct METRC procedure?

Accepted Answer

Receive the packages with the actual quantities and record a discrepancy on the manifest before accepting

Answer

Receiving licensees must record actual quantities received; quantity discrepancies should be noted on the manifest and reported as part of the receiving process in METRC.

Question 2

In METRC, which license type is MOST commonly responsible for creating the outbound transfer manifest when moving cannabis from a cultivation facility to a manufacturing facility?

Accepted Answer

The cultivator or the licensed distributor moving the product, depending on state rules

Answer

Depending on the state, either the cultivator themselves or the licensed distributor handling transport creates the outbound METRC transfer manifest.

Question 3

A METRC transfer manifest shows a total package weight of 50 lbs. Upon delivery, the transporter's scale shows 48 lbs. What does this discrepancy most likely trigger?

Accepted Answer

A required inventory adjustment and possible regulatory investigation into the 2 lb. shortage

Answer

Weight discrepancies between manifested and received quantities require inventory adjustments in METRC and may trigger a regulatory audit to determine the cause of the shortage.

Question 4

Under METRC compliance, how should a licensed facility handle a situation where cannabis is accidentally left on a transport vehicle after the delivery is completed?

Accepted Answer

The originating facility must create a new transfer to retrieve the abandoned packages

Answer

Any cannabis remaining on a vehicle after intended delivery requires a new METRC transfer to document the return or redelivery, maintaining unbroken chain of custody.

Question 5

What is the primary reason METRC requires driver identification information (name and employee license number) on transport manifests?

Accepted Answer

To enable regulators to verify that only licensed employees transport cannabis and to establish accountability

Answer

Driver identification on METRC manifests ensures only properly licensed employees handle cannabis transport and creates a clear accountability trail for regulatory enforcement.

(METRC) Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting Compliance Certification Practice Test

(METRC) Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting Compliance Certification Practice Test

METRC Transportation 5