The LCRB posts a suspension sign on a store's door. What must the licensee do?
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The LCRB posts a suspension sign on a store's door. What must the licensee do?
- Cover it with a sale banner
- Remove it once regular customers have had a chance to see it
- Move it inside, out of public view
- Leave it up, unaltered, until the period ends
A store wants to host a trivia night with prizes. Is this allowed?
- Yes, as long as it is held after closing time
- Yes, as long as the prizes are not cannabis
- Yes, as long as no cannabis is used during it
- No, entertainment and games are not allowed
How long is a Selling It Right certificate valid?
- For life, as long as you keep working in cannabis
- Two years from the date it is issued
- One year, renewable once at no cost
- Five years from the date it is issued
What is the lowest price a store may charge a patron for cannabis bought from the government?
- The lower of its cost and today's wholesale price
- The price set in writing by the store's landlord
- Any price, including giving the product away free
- Half of the current wholesale price, at minimum
Which combination brings more serious charges?
- A legal edible eaten the day before
- Over 2.5 ng/mL of THC plus alcohol
- Under 1 ng/mL of THC alone
- Any CBD with no THC at all
After enforcement action, what may the general manager publish?
- The licensee's name, the contravention and the action
- The home addresses of all employees at the store
- Nothing, since enforcement in B.C. is always private
- The store's full customer list and purchase history
How long must security camera recordings be kept?
- At least 30 days
- At least 24 hours
- At least 6 years
- At least 7 days
A delivery service driver brings orders to customers for a cannabis store. What training is required?
- Only a Class 5 licence and a clean driving record
- None, because delivery happens outside the store
- A Serving It Right liquor certificate is enough
- The driver must hold a Selling It Right certificate
A driver in B.C.'s Graduated Licensing Program has any THC in their system. What happens?
- Only a note added to their driving record
- Nothing, as long as THC is under 5 ng per mL
- A 30-day suspension and a $500 fine
- An immediate 12-hour licence suspension
Two adults share a house. How many non-medical cannabis plants may they grow there?
- Ten in total for the household
- Four in total for the household
- Two each, so four in total
- Four each, so eight in total
What are the latest permitted hours for a B.C. cannabis store to be open to patrons?
- Between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m.
- Between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.
- Any hours set by the store
- Between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m.
How many pieces of ID does the regulation describe for confirming a person is not a minor?
- Three, including a utility bill
- Two: one primary and one secondary
- One, plus a verbal date of birth
- One government photo ID only
Which cannabinoid causes the 'high' from cannabis?
- Resin
- Terpenes
- CBD
- THC
Which products are more likely to cause dependency and other harms?
- Higher-THC products such as concentrates
- Cannabis-themed books and printed apparel
- High-CBD, low-THC products sold in small packs
- Topical lotions that contain no THC at all
Which cannabis plant may a store not sell?
- A plant sold with its pot
- A plant that is budding or flowering
- A plant labelled by the producer for outdoor use only
- A plant under 30 cm tall
According to Canada's lower-risk guidelines, who should not use cannabis at all?
- Anyone who has already used cannabis at least once before
- Anyone over 50 who drinks coffee or tea every morning
- Anyone who lives with a roommate who does not use cannabis
- Pregnant people and those with a history of psychosis
Which marking on a cannabis product shows it is legal in B.C.?
- A handwritten batch number
- A store's own price label
- A green provincial excise stamp
- A red maple leaf sticker
Which is a delivery service driver not allowed to do at the customer's door?
- Offer to sell extra products
- Hand over the sealed order
- Check the recipient's ID
- Get the recipient's signature
How long must a cannabis retail store keep its required records?
- 6 years from when each record is made
- Only until the licence is renewed
- 30 days from when each record is made
- 1 year from when each record is made
May a store keep extra cannabis inventory in an off-site warehouse?
- No, off-site storage is not permitted
- Yes, for up to 30 days
- Yes, if the LDB approves it
- Yes, if the warehouse is locked
Besides store staff, which group must complete Selling It Right?
- Municipal staff who review licences
- Truck drivers for liquor wholesalers
- Customers who buy more than 15 grams in a single visit
- People who market non-medical cannabis
A customer says they carry a knife for self-protection. What does the Act say about letting them stay?
- Self-protection is always a lawful excuse in B.C.
- Weapons rules apply only to bars, not cannabis stores
- Self-protection is not a lawful excuse
- They may stay if the knife stays zipped in a bag
Where indoors is smoking or vaping cannabis prohibited?
- In a private bedroom of the owner's own home
- In workplaces and common areas of apartments
- In a parked motor home used as a residence
- In a privately owned house with no tenants
A store hires a guard to manage the entrance. What must the guard hold?
- A Selling It Right certificate only
- No licence is needed
- A firearms licence
- A valid B.C. security worker licence
Which kind of store sign is not allowed?
- A sign stating that minors are not allowed inside
- A sign urging customers to get as high as possible
- A sign showing the store's opening and closing hours
- A sign telling customers that cameras are in use
Which detail is required in the store's delivery records?
- The customer's employer and their job title
- The weather and road conditions at delivery time
- The driver's personal vehicle mileage for the trip
- The name and signature of the person who received it
Which detail belongs in an incident record?
- Names of employees who witnessed it
- The customer's favourite products
- The weather forecast for the week
- The store's monthly profit
When must a store's security cameras be recording?
- Only during business hours
- Only when the alarm is triggered
- At all times, including when closed
- Only when cannabis is being delivered to or from the store
What waiting time do Canada's lower-risk guidelines recommend before driving after cannabis?
- At least 6 hours
- At least 2 hours
- At least 30 minutes
- At least 1 hour
What must a store's product range include?
- Only the cheapest product available in each class
- A representative selection from various producers
- Only products from one preferred producer it chooses
- Only products grown by small B.C. craft producers
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