Selling It Right: Store operations and security

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1. Which method of destroying cannabis does the LCRB give as an example?

   1. Shred it, make a sludge with water, add cat litter
   2. Burn it in a metal bin in the store's back room
   3. Give it to staff members to take home and use
   4. Flush it down the staff sink in small amounts each day

2. Which way of selling cannabis accessories is prohibited?

   1. Selling them behind the counter on request
   2. A self-service display or a dispensing device
   3. Selling them online with age checks
   4. Selling them with a printed receipt

3. Which items may be sold from a self-service display?

   1. Cannabis-related items such as books
   2. Pre-rolled joints in their original tins
   3. Dried cannabis in sealed retail packages
   4. Rolling papers, pipes and grinders

4. What rule applies to smell jars in the sales area?

   1. Attached to a case or counter, and not touchable
   2. They may hold cannabis that is later sold to customers
   3. They may be carried to the cash register by customers
   4. Customers may open them to touch and squeeze the bud

5. Where must the retail store licence be kept?

   1. Filed with the municipality, not at the store
   2. Locked away in the manager's office safe
   3. Kept at the owner's home for safekeeping
   4. Posted where it can be easily seen in the store

6. May customers try cannabis inside the retail store?

   1. Yes, after buying it at the counter
   2. Yes, in a separate tasting room
   3. No, cannabis must not be consumed in the store
   4. Yes, but only edibles, since they produce no smoke at all

7. Besides selling permitted items and handing over orders, what other business may happen in the store?

   1. Selling coffee and pastries
   2. Running a small liquor counter
   3. Operating an automated teller machine
   4. Offering paid tattoo or piercing services in a back room

8. May a store keep extra cannabis inventory in an off-site warehouse?

   1. No, off-site storage is not permitted
   2. Yes, for up to 30 days
   3. Yes, if the LDB approves it
   4. Yes, if the warehouse is locked

9. What are the latest permitted hours for a B.C. cannabis store to be open to patrons?

   1. Between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m.
   2. Between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.
   3. Any hours set by the store
   4. Between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m.

10. A store wants to host a trivia night with prizes. Is this allowed?

    1. Yes, as long as it is held after closing time
    2. Yes, as long as the prizes are not cannabis
    3. Yes, as long as no cannabis is used during it
    4. No, entertainment and games are not allowed

11. Where may a store not display cannabis or its packaging?

    1. Behind the sales counter
    2. In a locked product case
    3. In a locked storage room
    4. In a store window

12. How long must security camera recordings be kept?

    1. At least 30 days
    2. At least 24 hours
    3. At least 6 years
    4. At least 7 days

13. When must a store's security cameras be recording?

    1. Only during business hours
    2. Only when the alarm is triggered
    3. At all times, including when closed
    4. Only when cannabis is being delivered to or from the store

14. Which security feature must every cannabis retail store have?

    1. A security guard posted at all hours
    2. Bars on every window
    3. An intrusion alarm monitored by a third party
    4. A metal detector at the door