AB1040,,231 (b) The patient fails to submit written confirmation that the patient continues to have at least one of the conditions described under sub. (1) (e) prior to the expiration of the written confirmation consistent with sub. (2).

AB1040,,232 (c) The patient has been convicted for a violation of the federal Controlled Substances Act under 21 USC 801 to 971, the Uniform Controlled Substances Act under ch. 961, or any controlled substances law of another state.

AB1040,,233 (d) The patient has been convicted of any felony.

AB1040,,234 (e) The patient has been found to have violated any provision of this chapter or any rules promulgated under this chapter by fraud.

AB1040,,235 (f) The patient is no longer a resident.

AB1040,,236 (g) The patient voluntarily requests to be removed from the patient and caregiver registry.

AB1040,,237 (9) The office shall remove a caregiver from the patient and caregiver registry under this section if the office finds that any of the following has occurred:

AB1040,,238 (a) The caregiver has been convicted of any crime.

AB1040,,239 (b) The caregiver has been found to have violated any provision of this chapter or any rules promulgated under this chapter by fraud.

AB1040,,240 (c) The caregiver is no longer a resident.

AB1040,,241 (10) If a patient is removed from the patient and caregiver registry under this section, the office shall remove any caregivers designated for that patient from the patient and caregiver registry unless the caregiver is a caregiver for another patient who is on the patient and caregiver registry under this section.

AB1040,,242 259.10 Medical cannabis dispensaries. (1) No person may sell or transfer medical cannabis products to patients and caregivers except for a dispensary operated by the office.

AB1040,,243 (2) The office shall establish 5 dispensaries in the state. In establishing dispensaries in the state, the office shall place one dispensary in each of the 5 regions that the department has established for data analysis and communication purposes.

AB1040,,244 (3) (a) Each dispensary may obtain packaged and labeled medical cannabis products from processors licensed under s. 94.57 (5) and dispense medical cannabis products consistent with this section.

AB1040,,245 (b) No dispensary may dispense medical cannabis products to any person except for a patient or caregiver who presents photo identification and a valid registry identification card issued by the office under s. 259.04. Before a dispensary may dispense medical cannabis products to a patient or caregiver, the dispensary shall confirm the patient or caregiver is included on the patient and caregiver registry under s. 259.04 by searching the registry for the patient’s or caregiver’s unique identification code.

AB1040,,246 (4) Each dispensary shall be adequately staffed to advise patients and caregivers on appropriate medical cannabis products to use or consume and appropriate dosages. At a minimum, each dispensary shall have on staff at all times at least one pharmacist who is qualified to advise patients and caregivers on appropriate uses and dosages of medical cannabis products and potential interactions between medical cannabis products and other drugs, as defined in s. 450.01 (10), that the patient uses.

AB1040,,247 (5) (a) Before a dispensary may dispense medical cannabis products to a patient or the patient’s caregiver, the dispensary shall direct a qualified pharmacist who is employed by the dispensary to consult with the patient or the patient’s caregiver and review the patient’s records under the prescription drug monitoring program under s. 961.385. After consulting with the patient or the patient’s caregiver and reviewing the patient’s records under the prescription drug monitoring program, if the patient has never been dispensed medical cannabis products in this state, the pharmacist shall recommend a daily dosage for the patient and record the recommended daily dosage in the patient and caregiver registry under s. 259.04. If the patient has previously been recommended a daily dosage, the consulting pharmacist may update the patient’s recommended daily dosage. If the consulting pharmacist recommends an updated daily dosage for the patient, the pharmacist shall record that updated recommendation in the patient and caregiver registry under s. 259.04.

AB1040,,248 (b) A dispensary may dispense to a patient who has never been dispensed medical cannabis products in this state or the patient’s caregiver not more than a 30-day supply of medical cannabis products based on the dosage recommendation made by a qualified pharmacist employed by a dispensary and recorded in the patient and caregiver registry under s. 259.04. After dispensing to a patient an initial 30-day supply of medical cannabis products, a dispensary may dispense not more than a 90-day supply of medical cannabis products based on the most recent dosage recommendation made by a qualified pharmacist employed by a dispensary and recorded in the patient and caregiver registry under s. 259.04.

AB1040,,249 (c) No dispensary may dispense any medical cannabis products to a patient or to a caregiver for a patient who, based on the amount of medical cannabis products previously dispensed and the patient’s recommended daily dosage, has or should have more than a 7-day supply of medical cannabis products.

AB1040,,250 (d) A dispensary shall designate one or more employees to generate records for the prescription drug monitoring program under s. 961.385 when a medical cannabis product is dispensed to a patient or caregiver and to record the following information in the registry when a medical cannabis product is dispensed to a patient or caregiver:

AB1040,,251 1. The form and quantity of medical cannabis products dispensed.

AB1040,,252 2. The pharmacist who consulted with the patient or caregiver prior to dispensing.

AB1040,,253 3. The individual to whom the medical cannabis products are dispensed.

AB1040,,254 4. The date the medical cannabis products are dispensed.

AB1040,,255 5. The estimated number of days of therapy that the dispensed medical cannabis products may be used by the patient.

AB1040,,256 (6) The office shall promulgate rules to establish qualifications for pharmacists to advise patients and caregivers at dispensaries under this section on appropriate uses and dosages of medical cannabis products and potential interactions between medical cannabis products and other drugs that the patient uses.

AB1040,,257 (7) A dispensary, and any employee of a dispensary, may not make any statement or other indication that the consumption or use of medical cannabis may cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent any disease or medical condition.

AB1040,,258 259.15 Advertising prohibited. (1) No dispensary may advertise its services.

AB1040,,259 (2) No prescriber may advertise that he or she may provide a written confirmation under s. 259.04 (1) (e).