RECREATIONAL CANNABIS. Province of British Columbia regulations
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1 RECREATIONAL CANNABIS Province of British Columbia regulations
2 SUMMARY/BACKGROUND On April 13, 2017, the Government of Canada introduced Bill C-45, an Act respecting cannabis and to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, the Criminal Code and other Acts (the Cannabis Act) in the House of Commons. The Government of Canada had initially indicated that it intended to bring the proposed Cannabis Act into force no later than July 2018, subject to the approval of Parliament and Royal Assent. The current time frame appears to be August/September of 2018.
3 CONSULTATION The City will be using 3 engagement methods. City working Group Meeting with the public and businesses Online survey (May 23 rd to June 7 th )
4 SPREADING THE WORD Press Release (May 16 th ) Print/newspaper advertisements (May 17 th ) City website and Facebook Meeting with business community and public (May 23 rd and May 24 th )
5 BC GOVERNMENT PRELIMINARY COMMENTS The BC Govt. has begun filling in the details regarding it s plans for the regulation and sale of recreational marihuana but is cautioning it will take some time for a clearer picture to form. There are many key policy areas where decisions still need to be made.
6 UPDATE On February 5 th the Province released the BC Cannabis Private Retail Licensing Guide: Applications and Operations. The guide provides details regarding the Province s intentions for the licencing and operation of non-medical cannabis ( NMC ) retail stores.
7 WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR Liquor stores will not be allowed to sell cannabis. Legal age of possession will be 19, with adults allowed to possess up to 30 grams of nonmedical cannabis. Cannabis will not be allowed inside vehicles (unless in a sealed package or in an inaccessible place) and those caught driving while impaired will be given a 90 day prohibition. Adults will be allowed to grow up to 4 plants per household, but they must not be visible from public spaces. (some veto power may be given to landlords and strata councils). Smoking and Vaping of non medical cannabis will be banned in beaches, parks, playgrounds and other places frequented by children.
8 LEGAL COUNCIL OVERVIEW The Government intends to establish a public/private model of NMC retail stores. Wholesale distribution of NMC will be managed solely through the Liquor distribution Brand (LDB ), which will also run public retail stores. The Liquor Control and Licencing Branch ( LCLB ) will be responsible for licencing and enforcement. Local Governments will have significant control over the NMC retail environment.
9 LICENCING OF RETAIL STORES Individuals and businesses wishing to operate an NMC retail store in B.C. will need to obtain a licence from the Province. Applicants will need to provide information about the proposed location (i.e. PID, proof of ownership or a lease that does not expire for at least 12 months from the date of licence approval, floor plan); Provide a background check of police/criminal records; and Obtain the support of their local government.
10 LOCAL GOVERNMENT INFLUENCE Local govt. support is a mandatory prerequisite to issuance of a Provincial licence to any applicant, including for public retail stores. Local govt. will indicate their support (or lack thereof) by means of a Council resolution sent to LCLB after mandatory consultation with residents in the vicinity of a proposed store about community impacts.
11 LOCAL GOVERNMENT INFLUENCE Local governments will be able to regulate the location of retail stores, including their distance from schools and other stores through zoning; and Local governments will be able to regulate the number of retail stores within their boundaries, including prohibiting them altogether.
12 APPLICATION PROCESS TIMELINES While applications will be accepted when the government launches it s application portal, applications will only be assessed once legislation is passed. Further information regarding how applicants can obtain local government support will be provided in the near future. The province will not be considering licencing consumption lounges or any other types of licencing (such as online sales, delivery services, or offsite sales at festivals and events) at this time.
13 REGULATING OPERATIONS Licenced NMC retail stores will only be able to operate as self-contained businesses and will not be able to combine with existing liquor and/or tobacco stores. Minors will not be allowed to enter NMC retail stores (rural stores may be exempt) Unless additional regulations are implemented by a local government, stores will be allowed to be open from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm While the province is considering security requirements for retail stores, local govt. are free too implement additional security requirements. Consumption will not be allowed in stores. Local government also has a say in where consumption can and cannot take place and implement further restrictions where cannabis can be grown.
14 WHAT CAN BE SOLD Licenced NMC stores will be able to sell federally-compliant and LDB dried cannabis, cannabis oils, and seeds. Cannabis accessories (e.g. pipes, bongs, vaporizers) will also be allowed, while edibles will not, however, the federal government has stated they will be regulating edibles within 12 months of legalization.
15 COMPLIANCE The Province will establish a compliance program with education, inspection, and enforcement components. As part of this program, NMC retail employees will be required to attend mandatory training and every store will be inspected at least once annually, in addition to inspections that occur as a result of complaints received by LCLB. Non-compliant stores will be issued Contravention Notices and non-compliance may lead to monetary penalties, licence suspension, and/or licence cancellation.
16 SUMMARY Local government support is a mandatory prerequisite to issuance of a Provincial retail licence The Province will not be regulating the location of cannabis retail stores or the number of stores allowed in each community. Local governments may regulate the location of retail stores within their boundaries, and may prohibit them altogether. Local governments may regulate the location of retail stores, including their distance from schools and other stores. Local Governments may impose security requirements and additional restrictions on hours of operation-retail stores can otherwise operate between 9 am to 11 pm.
17 STATUS OF CONSULTATION A working group on cannabis legalization has been established to discuss municipal considerations and identify gaps. The group includes members of the RCMP, Fire Services, building code, city planning, licencing and public health.
18 CONSULTATION The City would like to consult with the businesses community and residents on the following: -The number and most suitable locations for retail cannabis stores. -Where consumption can and cannot take place -Further restrictions where cannabis can be grown -Restriction on operating hours -Other
19 NEXT STEPS Once consultation has been completed staff will assess which bylaws and other municipal programs require adjustment or creation; and Prepare options for land-use bylaw amendments in anticipation of direction from other orders of government.
20 QUESTIONNAIRE/COMMENTS
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