8 Ill. Adm. Code 13000.1300.595
Operations
TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
CHAPTER I: ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER v: LICENSING AND REGULATIONS
PART 1300 CANNABIS REGULATION AND TAX ACT
SECTION 1300.595 OPERATIONS
Section 1300.595 Operations
a) General
Requirements
1) Each transporter
shall develop and maintain an operations plan that reflects the plan stated in
the licensee's application.
2) All
vehicles used for the purpose of transporting cannabis containers shall be
maintained in a sanitary condition.
3) Packing
Cannabis Containers for Shipping
A transporter shall not transport
cannabis or cannabis-infused products unless it is first packed in a cannabis
container by the shipping cannabis business establishment.
4) Transportation
of Cannabis Containers – Daily Inventory
Once the transporter receives a
cannabis container, it must create a daily inventory. The report must include:
A) The
name of the cannabis business establishment that provided a cannabis container
for pick-up, the name of the agent who provided the containers and the time and
location of pick-up;
B) A
notation of the traceable information located on the cannabis container,
including the type of cannabis and weight; and
C) Upon
the completion of the delivery, the name of the cannabis business establishment
where the cannabis container was delivered, the name of the agent receiving the
delivery, and the time and location of delivery.
5) A transporter
agent shall not open a cannabis container. Once a cannabis container is packed
and sealed for delivery, only the following may open a cannabis container:
A) The cannabis
business establishment that initiated a request to ship;
B) The
cannabis business establishment intended for delivery;
C) Local,
State or federal law enforcement; or
D) An
employee of DFPR or the Department.
6)
No
person under the age of 21 years shall be in a commercial vehicle or trailer
transporting cannabis.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(f)]
7)
No
person or individual who is not a
transporter
agent shall be in a
vehicle while transporting cannabis goods.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(g)]
8) A transporter
may not use commercial motor vehicles with a weight rating over 10,001
pounds.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(h)]
9)
A
copy of the transporter's registration and a manifest for the delivery shall be
present in any vehicle transporting cannabis.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(k)]
10)
Cannabis
or cannabis-infused products shall be transported so it is not visible or recognizable
from outside the vehicle.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(l)]
11) Only
vehicles that have a license plate number and vehicle identification number on
file with the Department and that have been issued a vehicle registration may
be used to transport cannabis.
12)
A
vehicle transporting cannabis must not:
A)
Bear
any markings to indicate the vehicle contains cannabis; or
B)
Bear
the name or logo of the cannabis business establishment.
[410 ILCS
705/40-25(m)]
13) Cannabis
must be transported in a cannabis container.
The cannabis container must be
transported in an enclosed, locked storage compartment that is secured or
affixed to the vehicle.
[410 ILCS 705/40-25(n)]
14) Transporters
shall not transport cannabis or cannabis products across state lines.
15) All
vehicles transporting cannabis must be equipped with a Global Positioning System
(GPS) based tracking device. The GPS tracking device shall be capable of
allowing the transporter to track the vehicles at all times. The GPS tracking
system shall also be able to store historic data (for no less than 12 months)
and shall permit the Department to search all real-time and archived data upon
request.
b)
Transporters
are subject to random inspections by the Department,
DPH
, and ISP.
[410
ILCS 705/40-25(d)]
c)
A
transporter
agent shall notify local law enforcement, ISP, and the Department within 24
hours after the discovery of any loss or theft. Notification shall be made by
telephone, in person, or by written or electronic communication.
[410 ILCS
705/40-25(e)]