New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Subtitle B - Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Chapter II - Rules of the Office of Cannabis Management
Part 113 - Medical Cannabis
Section 113.5 - Designated Caregiver Registration
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
(a) Designation of Caregivers. A certified patient may designate up to five (5) designated caregivers, not including designated caregiver facilities or the employees of a designated caregiver facility, in a manner determined by the Office. A designated caregiver shall be a natural person. The application for issuance or renewal of a registry identification card shall include the following information:
(b) Notwithstanding a designation in accordance section 113.3(b) of this Part, a certified patient's designation of caregivers subsequent to the initial certification process shall not be valid unless and until the proposed designated caregiver successfully applies for and receives a designated caregiver registry identification number.
(c) A natural person selected by a certified patient as a designated caregiver shall apply to the Office for initial registration or renewal of such registration on a form or in a manner determined by the Office. The proposed designated caregiver shall submit an application to the Office which shall contain the following information and documentation:
(d) For a proposed designated caregiver facility as defined in section 113.1 of this Part, the designated caregiver facility shall submit:
(e) For a proposed designated caregiver that is a cannabis research license holder under Article 3 of the Cannabis Law, the designated caregiver shall submit;
(f) Prior to issuing or renewing a designated caregiver registration, the Office may verify the information submitted by the proposed designated caregiver. The proposed designated caregiver shall provide, at the Office's request, such information and documentation, including any consents or authorizations that may be necessary for the Office to verify the information.
(g) The Office shall approve, deny, or determine incomplete or inaccurate an application to issue or renew a designated caregiver registration as soon as is reasonably practicable.
(h) The Office shall notify the designated caregiver applicant in writing, by email, by telephone, or in another manner as determined appropriate by the Office if an application is incomplete or factually inaccurate and shall explain what documents or information is necessary for the Office to consider the application complete and accurate.
(i) A designated caregiver applicant shall have thirty (30) days from the date of a notification of an incomplete or factually inaccurate application to submit the materials required to complete, revise or substantiate information in the application. If the designated caregiver applicant fails to submit the required materials within such thirty (30) day time period, the application shall be denied by the Office.
(j) Designated caregiver applicants whose applications are denied pursuant to subdivision (f) of this section may submit a new initial or renewal application for a designated caregiver registration.
(k) The Office shall deny a designated caregiver registration for a designated caregiver applicant who: