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SB 1262 Senate Bill-1301 Analysis Page 5 of 18 using a form prescribed by the bureau, to securely transmit a copy of the manifest to both the receiving licensee and the bureau, prior to transport. • 25)Requires licensed transporters to maintain shipping manifests and make them available to the bureau and local enforcement entities upon request. 26)Establishes safety and staffing requirements for licensed transporters when the vehicle contains medical marijuana, as specified. 27)Prohibits licensed transporters from transporting marijuana outside the state. 28)Prohibits local jurisdictions from preventing transportation through or to a licensed entity by a licensed transporter who acts in compliance with these provisions. 29)Requires the bureau to promulgate regulations by July 1, 2016, for the implementation and enforcement of this Act, and minimum statewide health and safety and quality assurance standards associated with the cultivation, transport, storage, and sale of all medical marijuana products within the state. 30)Gives local agencies the primary responsibility for enforcement of these standards in accordance with bureau regulations. 31)Provides conditions which disallow approval of an application for a license or its renewal, including: non-compliance with local ordinances or regulations; providing false or incomplete SB 1262 Page 7 information; and, prior sanctions or license revocation within the last five years. 32)Requires the bureau to deny an application for a license if that license would tend to create a law enforcement problem or if its issuance would result in or add to an undue concentration of licenses, as specified. 33)Allows the bureau to assist state taxation authorities to develop uniform policies for the state taxation of licensees and to assist the Division of Occupational Safety and Health in the development of industry-specific regulations related to the activities of licensees. 34)Requires advertising for physician recommendations to meet specified requirements, to bear a specified notice to consumers, and to comply with false advertising prohibitions. 35)Requires licensed facilities to implement sufficient security measures to both deter and prevent unauthorized entrance into areas containing marijuana and theft of the product at those facilities, as specified, and requires the facility to notify law enforcement within 24 hours after discovering criminal activity or any other breaches at the facility. 36)Requires the bureau to annually audit all licensees and submit audit reports to local code enforcement offices. 37)Prohibits certified testing laboratories from acquiring, cultivating, processing, possessing, storing, manufacturing, distributing, selling, delivering, transferring, transporting, or dispensing marijuana plants or marijuana products except http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/pub/13-14/bill/sen/sb_I251-1300/sb_1262_cfa_20140626_I I I950_asm_comm.htm I 7/3/2014