Michigan Laws 333.29403 – Regulatory testing facility or compliance monitoring testing facility; requirements; duties; report
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Terms Used In Michigan Laws 333.29403
- Compliance monitoring testing facility: means a laboratory that meets both of the following requirements:
(i) Is registered with the DEA to conduct chemical analysis of controlled substances under 21 C. See Michigan Laws 333.29103DEA: means the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Grower: means a person that is required to be registered under section 201. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Measurement of uncertainty: means the parameter associated with the result of a measurement that characterizes the dispersion of the values that could reasonably be attributed to the particular quantity subject to the measurement. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Official hemp sample: means a sample of an industrial hemp lot that is collected by a designated sampling agent under section 401 in accordance with department sampling protocols and is tested by a regulatory testing facility. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Postdecarboxylation test: means a test of cannabis for delta-9-THC after a carboxyl group is eliminated from delta-9-THC acid. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Program: means the industrial hemp program established by this act. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Registration: means a grower registration granted under this act. See Michigan Laws 333.29103 Regulatory testing facility: means a laboratory that meets all of the following requirements:
(i) Is registered with the DEA. See Michigan Laws 333.29103Unofficial hemp sample: means a sample of industrial hemp collected by a grower for routine compliance monitoring testing throughout the growing season for testing by a compliance monitoring testing facility. See Michigan Laws 333.29103
(1) A regulatory testing facility that performs total delta-9-THC testing must do all of the following:
(a) Adopt a laboratory quality assurance program that ensures the validity and reliability of the total delta-9-THC test results.
(b) Adopt an analytical method selection, validation, and verification procedure that ensures that the total delta-9-THC testing method is appropriate.
(c) Demonstrate that the total delta-9-THC testing ensures consistent and accurate analytical performance.
(d) Adopt method performance selection specifications that ensure that the total delta-9-THC testing methods are sufficient to detect the total delta-9-THC as required under this act.
(e) Report the measurement of uncertainty on the certified report of the total delta-9-THC test.
(f) Adopt a total delta-9-THC testing method that includes a postdecarboxylation test or other similar method.
(2) A compliance monitoring testing facility or regulatory testing facility that performs total delta-9-THC testing shall do both of the following:
(a) Ensure that an official hemp sample or unofficial hemp sample is not commingled with any other official hemp sample or unofficial hemp sample.
(b) Assign a sample identification number to each official hemp sample or unofficial hemp sample.
(3) A regulatory testing facility or compliance monitoring testing facility shall report all of the following information to the grower for each test performed:
(a) The grower’s full name and mailing address.
(b) The grower’s registration number.
(c) Each sample identification number assigned under subsection (1)(h).
(d) The testing facility’s name and DEA registration number, if applicable.
(e) The date the total delta-9-THC testing was completed.
(f) The total delta-9-THC.
(4) The requirement for regulatory testing facilities and compliance monitoring testing facilities to be registered with the DEA is effective on December 31, 2022.