Current through February 26, 2024
(1) Every applicant for an SUA permit shall:
(a) Submit a completed application. A
complete application shall include a detailed description of the anticipated
uses for each identified controlled substance in Schedules I to V of ch. 961,
Stats., including each identified controlled substance by name and schedule and
the protocols for such uses.
Note: Application forms on the department's
website at dsps.wi.gov, or by request from the Department of Safety and
Professional Services, P.O. Box 8935, Madison, Wisconsin 53708, or by calling
(608) 266-2112.
(b) Pay the
applicable permit fee of $25. No fee for an SUA permit may be charged to an
employee of a state agency or institution if the permit is necessary to perform
employment functions.
(c) Provide
an affidavit which states that the applicant intends to file an application for
registration with the federal drug enforcement administration.
(d) Provide a plan for maintaining the
physical security of the controlled substances identified in the
application.
(e) Provide the
calculations that led to the amounts requested in the application.
(f) Any individual applying for an SUA permit
shall provide any other information or documentation requested by the
board.
(g) Appear before the board
if requested by the board.
(2) In addition to sub. (1), researchers
shall also provide the following:
(a) A
detailed one-page description of each research protocol that involves the use
of controlled substances.
(b) For
research involving animals, verification of Institutional Animal Care and Use
Committee approval.
(c) For
research involving human subjects, verification of Institutional Review Board
approval.
(3) In addition
to sub. (1), individuals providing euthanasia at humane shelters shall also
provide all of the following:
(a) Estimates as
to the number of animals to be euthanized during the one year the SUA permit is
in effect and dosage per animal.
(b) Documentation of the individual's
completion of a board-approved euthanasia by injection course.
(4) In addition to sub. (1),
narcotic dog trainers shall also provide the following:
(a) A letter from the sheriff or chief of
police, in the jurisdiction where the controlled substances are stored, that
includes all of the following for dog training purposes:
1. Authorizing possession of controlled
substances.
2. Accepting
responsibility for the narcotic dog trainer.
3. Agreeing to supervise the narcotic dog
trainer's storage and use of controlled substances.
(b) Verification of membership in a
board-approved national or Wisconsin police dog association for each narcotic
dog trainer.
(c) For private
narcotic dog trainers, an appearance before the board shall be
required.
(5) In addition
to sub. (1), municipal law enforcement animal control shall also provide all of
the following:
(a) A letter from the sheriff
or chief of police, in the jurisdiction where the controlled substances are
stored, that includes all of the following for euthanasia purposes:
1. Authorizing possession of controlled
substances.
2. Accepting
responsibility for the animal control officer.
3. Agreeing to supervise the animal control
officer's storage and use of controlled substances.
(b) Documentation of completion of a
board-approved euthanasia course by the officer performing
euthanasia.
(6) In
addition to sub. (1), analytical labs shall also provide all of the following:
(a) An inventory listing the total weight in
grams if solid, or volume and concentration if liquid, of each controlled
substance in the lab or intended for purchase for the lab.
(b) Whenever the lab purchases or otherwise
adds to its inventory a new controlled substance or an additional amount of a
controlled substance that was not previously authorized in a permit, an amended
SUA application that includes the total weight in grams if solid, or volume and
concentration if liquid, for each such new or additional substance.
(c) A detailed description of standard
operating procedures relating to the use of controlled substances that includes
the receipt, use, and disposition of controlled substances.