AB50,1098,20 (4m) A marijuana retailer may not collect, retain, or distribute personal information regarding the retailer’s customers except that which is necessary to complete a sale of usable marijuana.

AB50,1099,2 (5) No marijuana retailer may display any signage in a window, on a door, or on the outside of the premises of a retail outlet that is visible to the general public from a public right-of-way, other than a single sign that is no larger than 1,600 square inches identifying the retail outlet by the permittee’s business or trade name.

AB50,1099,4 (6) No marijuana retailer may display usable marijuana in a manner that is visible to the general public from a public right-of-way.

AB50,1099,6 (7) No marijuana retailer or employee of a retail outlet may consume, or allow to be consumed, any usable marijuana on the premises of the retail outlet.

AB50,1099,8 (7m) A marijuana retailer may operate a retail outlet only between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

AB50,1099,12 (8) Except as provided under sub. (5), no marijuana producer, marijuana processor, marijuana distributor, marijuana retailer, or microbusiness may place or maintain, or cause to be placed or maintained, an advertisement of usable marijuana in any form or through any medium.

AB50,1099,21 (9) (a) On a schedule determined by the department, every marijuana producer, marijuana processor, and microbusiness shall submit representative samples of the marijuana and usable marijuana produced or processed by the marijuana producer, marijuana processor, or microbusiness to a testing laboratory registered under s. 94.57 for testing marijuana and usable marijuana in order to certify that the marijuana and usable marijuana comply with standards prescribed by the department by rule, including testing for potency and for mold, fungus, pesticides, and other contaminants. The laboratory testing the sample shall destroy any part of the sample that remains after the testing.

AB50,1100,2 (b) Each marijuana producer, marijuana processor, and microbusiness shall submit the results of the testing provided under par. (a) to the department in the manner prescribed by the department by rule.

AB50,1100,8 (c) If a representative sample tested under par. (a) does not meet the standards prescribed by the department, the department shall take the necessary action to ensure that the entire lot from which the sample was taken is destroyed. The department shall promulgate rules to determine lots and lot numbers for purposes of this subsection and for the reporting of lots and lot numbers to the department.

AB50,1100,13 (10) (a) A marijuana processor or a microbusiness that operates as a marijuana processor shall affix a label to all usable marijuana that the marijuana processor or microbusiness sells to marijuana distributors. The label may not be designed to appeal to persons under the age of 18. The label shall include all of the following:

AB50,1100,15 1. The ingredients and the tetrahydrocannabinols concentration in the usable marijuana.

AB50,1100,16 2. The processor’s business or trade name.

AB50,1100,17 3. The processor’s permit number.

AB50,1100,18 4. The harvest batch number of the marijuana.

AB50,1100,19 5. The harvest date.

AB50,1100,20 6. The strain name and product identity.

AB50,1100,21 7. The net weight.

AB50,1100,22 8. The activation time.

AB50,1101,2 9. The name of the laboratory performing any test, the test batch number, and the test analysis dates.

AB50,1101,4 10. The logotype for recreational marijuana developed by the department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection under s. 100.145.

AB50,1101,6 11. Warnings about the risks of marijuana use and pregnancy and risks of marijuana use by persons under the age of 18.

AB50,1101,10 (b) No marijuana processor or microbusiness that operates as a marijuana processor may make usable marijuana using marijuana grown outside this state. The label on each package of usable marijuana may indicate that the usable marijuana is made in this state.

AB50,1101,12 (11) (a) No permittee may sell marijuana or usable marijuana that contains more than 3 parts tetrahydrocannabinols to one part cannabidiol.

AB50,1101,16 (b) No permittee may sell marijuana or usable marijuana that tests positive under sub. (9) (a) for mold, fungus, pesticides, or other contaminants if the contaminants, or level of contaminants, are identified by a testing laboratory to be potentially unsafe to the consumer.

AB50,1101,20 (12) Immediately after beginning employment with a permittee, every employee of a permittee shall receive training, approved by the department, on the safe handling of marijuana and usable marijuana and on security and inventory accountability procedures.

AB50,1102,4 139.974 Records and reports. (1) Every permittee shall keep accurate and complete records of the permittee’s production and sales of marijuana and usable marijuana in this state. The records shall be kept on the premises described in the permit and in such manner as to ensure permanency and accessibility for inspection at reasonable hours by the department’s authorized personnel. The department shall prescribe reasonable and uniform methods of keeping records and making reports and shall provide the necessary forms to permittees.

AB50,1102,14 (2) If the department determines that a permittee’s records are not kept in the prescribed form or are in such condition that the department requires an unusual amount of time to determine from the records the amount of the tax due, the department shall give notice to the permittee that the permittee is required to revise the permittee’s records and keep them in the prescribed form. If the permittee fails to comply within 30 days, the permittee shall pay the expenses reasonably attributable to a proper examination and tax determination at the rate of $30 a day for each auditor used to make the examination and determination. The department shall send a bill for such expenses, and the permittee shall pay the amount of such bill within 10 days.

AB50,1103,2 (3) If a permittee fails to file a report when due, the permittee shall pay a late filing fee of $10. A report that is mailed is filed on time if it is mailed in a properly addressed envelope with postage prepaid, the envelope is officially postmarked, or marked or recorded electronically as provided under section 7502 (f) (2) (c) of the Internal Revenue Code, on the date due, and the report is actually received by the department or at the destination that the department prescribes within 5 days of the due date. A report that is not mailed is timely if it is received on or before the due date by the department or at the destination that the department prescribes. For purposes of this subsection, “mailed” includes delivery by a delivery service designated under section 7502 (f) of the Internal Revenue Code.

AB50,1103,8 (4) Sections 71.78 (1), (1m), and (4) to (9) and 71.83 (2) (a) 3. and 3m., relating to confidentiality of income, franchise, and gift tax returns, apply to any information obtained from any permittee under this subchapter on a tax return, report, schedule, exhibit, or other document or from an audit report relating to any of those documents, except that the department shall publish production and sales statistics.