CannSell: Records, inventory and destruction

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1. Where must recalled, damaged or expired cannabis be kept until it is returned or destroyed?

   1. In the sensory display containers
   2. Separate from other cannabis
   3. On the sales floor at a discount
   4. In a staff member's locker

2. What standard must a store's point-of-sale and e-commerce systems meet?

   1. Built by the store's own staff to save on costs
   2. Approved in writing by the store's landlord
   3. Certified (for example PCI or ISO) and logging access
   4. Any system that prints paper receipts for customers

3. How often must unsellable cannabis (other than vape products) be destroyed, at minimum?

   1. Monthly
   2. Only at closing
   3. Yearly
   4. Weekly

4. A product is recalled. What must the store do?

   1. Stop selling it and return it securely through the OCS
   2. Give the recalled product away to staff members
   3. Keep selling it until the next monthly inventory count
   4. Sell the remaining stock quickly at a lower price

5. What must a store do to reduce the risk of cannabis diversion?

   1. Keep all cannabis displayed on open shelves for staff
   2. Sell only to customers who live in the neighbourhood
   3. Take adequate measures to prevent diversion
   4. Limit sales to one product per customer per day

6. How often must a store do a full physical count of all cannabis inventory, at minimum?

   1. Every five years, at recertification
   2. Once a year, at the licence renewal
   3. Only after a theft has been reported
   4. Monthly, or whenever the AGCO asks

7. An operator moves cannabis between two of its stores. What must happen?

   1. Any employee may carry it in a personal car without records
   2. The transfer must first be approved by the municipal council
   3. The OCS must collect it from one store and redeliver it
   4. Licensed supervision at each store and POS records at both

8. Before a store's authorization is cancelled, what must happen to unsold cannabis?

   1. It must be sold, transferred or destroyed
   2. It may be sold privately to former customers
   3. It may be kept by the owner for personal use
   4. It may be stored in the empty store indefinitely

9. How must each sale transaction be recorded?

   1. Recorded only if paid in cash
   2. Traceable only to the till number
   3. Recorded only for sales over 10 grams
   4. Traceable to the employee who made it

10. If a store destroys unsellable cannabis itself, what is required?

    1. It is filmed and overseen by a licensed manager or operator
    2. Any employee may do it alone after closing time each night
    3. It must be done off-site at the customer's or staff's home
    4. It needs no record or oversight if the amount is small

11. What is the minimum time a cannabis store must keep required records?

    1. Three years
    2. One year
    3. Seven years
    4. Six months

12. Which method of destroying cannabis is not acceptable?

    1. Using a third party with a destruction certificate
    2. Burning it where staff breathe the smoke
    3. Rendering it unusable under environmental law
    4. Following municipal and federal disposal rules

13. Which of these counts as a cannabis transaction that must be documented in the POS system?

    1. A staff member's lunch break
    2. A customer browsing without buying
    3. A loss or theft of cannabis
    4. A phone call asking about hours