I have a Question regarding time frame from Inspection to being granted a sales license.
this is Straight from health Canada website:
The following list provides examples of areas an inspector may focus on during an inspection. It should be noted that this list is not exhaustive, and is not presented in any order of priority. For further information, please visit the Compliance and Enforcement web page.
An inspection may include:
verification of the site's coordinates, and identification of key personnel;
confirmation that the activities being conducted by the licensed producer correspond to those indicated on the licensed producer's licence;
verification of the physical security requirements for the site;
identification of the legal source from which the licensed producer obtains their starting materials;
demonstration of safekeeping of substances during transportation;
verification of compliance with the ACMPR in setting a maximum quantity of dried marijuana sold to registered clients;
confirmation that standard operating procedures (SOPs) as required by the ACMPR have been established;
verification that the licensed producer is meeting the requirements of Good Production Practices (GPP);
verification of destruction procedures (on-site, off-site);
verification of record keeping procedures; and
verification of reporting methods for loss or theft, adverse reactions, dried marijuana and cannabis oil recalls, and changes of key personnel.
In my personal opinion there is nothing that should really add a substantial amount of time to be conducted during or after the inspection for the sales license to be granted.
That said once the pre sales license inspection is conducted i think its relatively safe to say that we can expect a sales license to be granted very soon after? does anyone else have an opinion on this matter?
Thanks!
