New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 45H - CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES
Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS; REGISTRATION
Section 13:45H-1.2 - Registration requirements

Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 13:45H-1.2

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 6, March 18, 2024

(a) Every person who manufactures or proposes to manufacture a controlled dangerous substance or substances, unless specifically exempted by statute or specifically waived by the Director, shall obtain a registration and shall obtain a renewal of the registration every year thereafter.

(b) Every person who distributes or proposes to distribute a controlled dangerous substance or substances, or who acts or proposes to act as a reverse distributor of a controlled dangerous substance or substances, unless specifically exempted by statute or specifically waived by the Director, shall obtain a registration and shall obtain a renewal of the registration every year thereafter.

(c) Every person who dispenses (including prescribing, administering, compounding, or delivering) or proposes to dispense a controlled dangerous substance or substances, unless specifically exempted by statute or specifically waived by the Director, shall obtain a registration and shall obtain a renewal of the registration every year thereafter.

(d) Every person who conducts research or proposes to conduct research with a controlled dangerous substance or substances, unless specifically exempted by statute or specifically waived by the Director, shall obtain a registration and shall obtain a renewal of the registration every year thereafter.

(e) A person desiring to obtain a registration or a renewal of registration as provided in (a) through (d) above shall prepare and file an application in accordance with the procedure set forth in 13:45H-1.4, accompanied by the annual registration fee as set forth in 13:45H-1.1.

(f) A separate application shall be made and a separate registration obtained for each place of business or professional practice, where the applicant manufactures, distributes, acts as a reverse distributor or dispenses controlled dangerous substances. A separate application shall be made and a separate registration obtained for each separate and distinct business entity, affiliated corporation, or subsidiary corporation that engages in such activities, but a single entity doing business at one location under more than one business name or trade name may obtain a single registration provided that all such business names or trade names are stated in the application.

(g) Every person or duly authorized agent who dispenses or proposes to dispense sodium pentobarbital for purposes of animal euthanasia, unless specifically exempted by statute or specifically waived by the Director, shall apply for a registration and shall obtain a renewal of registration every year thereafter.

1. Applications for registration to use sodium pentobarbital for animal euthanasia may be obtained from the Drug Control Unit. Upon receipt of said application by this Unit, the security, safeguards, recordkeeping requirement and personnel training requirements shall be inspected and/or reviewed, and upon satisfactory compliance with the statute and regulations, a registration certificate shall be issued to the applicant.

(h) Every person or duly authorized agent required to register pursuant to (g) above shall be required to provide evidence of a current general liability insurance policy. A certified individual shall be deemed to be acting in behalf of and at the direction of the duly authorized agent.

(i) Every person or duly authorized agent required to register pursuant to (g) above shall be limited to the use of sodium pentobarbital only. Registration granted under (g) above shall not entitle a registrant to buy, possess and/or dispense controlled dangerous substances other than that specified in the registration.

(j) Every individual, as directed by the registered duly authorized agent to use sodium pentobarbital in animal euthanasia, shall be required to be trained in, and demonstrate proficiency with, the use of sodium pentobarbital in animal euthanasia, to the satisfaction of a New Jersey licensed veterinarian. Said New Jersey licensed veterinarian shall, in writing and filed with the registered incorporated humane society or licensed animal care facility, so certify the training and demonstrated proficiency of the individual in the use of sodium pentobarbital in animal euthanasia.

(k) Every person or duly authorized agent required to register pursuant to (g) above shall prepare written procedures and protocol, approved by a New Jersey licensed veterinarian, for the administration of sodium pentobarbital in animal euthanasia. Such written procedure and protocol must be on file at the licensed premise and readily available for review by a Drug Control Unit representative.

(l) A person or duly authorized agent registered as a dispenser for the purposes of purchasing and dispensing sodium pentobarbital for the purpose of animal euthanasia shall be limited to registration in Schedule II (sodium pentobarbital) and may possess or have under his control such amounts as are reasonably necessary to administer euthanasia on the premises of the registered location.

(m) Every person or duly authorized agent required to register pursuant to this section shall provide the Drug Control Unit with its Drug Enforcement Administration registration number within 60 days of registration.

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