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1. A designated caregiver is not eligible to purchase, assist in the use of, or possess
usable marijuana under the medical marijuana program unless the designated
caregiver has a valid registry identification card.
2. A designated caregiver application is complete and eligible for review if an applicant
submits to the department all of the following:
a. An original designated caregiver application for a registry identification card form
established by the department which must include all of the following:
(1)A photographic copy of the applicant's North Dakota identification. The North
Dakota identification must be available for inspection and verification upon
request of the department.
(2)The name, address, telephone number, and date of birth of the qualifying
patient.
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1. A designated caregiver is not eligible to purchase, assist in the use of, or possess
usable marijuana under the medical marijuana program unless the designated
caregiver has a valid registry identification card.
2. A designated caregiver application is complete and eligible for review if an applicant
submits to the department all of the following:
a. An original designated caregiver application for a registry identification card form
established by the department which must include all of the following:
(1) A photographic copy of the applicant's North Dakota identification. The North
Dakota identification must be available for inspection and verification upon
request of the department.
(2) The name, address, telephone number, and date of birth of the qualifying
patient.
(3) The name, address, and telephone number of the applicant.
(4) The applicant's signature and the date.
(5) A disclosure that possession of a firearm by a person who possesses
marijuana may be a violation of federal law.
b. An original designated caregiver authorization form established by the
department which must be executed by a registered qualifying patient providing
the designated caregiver applicant with the responsibility of managing the
well-being of the registered qualifying patient with respect to the registered
qualifying patient's medical use of marijuana. The form must include:
(1) The name and date of birth of the designated caregiver applicant; and
(2) The registered qualifying patient's signature and the date.
c. A recent two-by-two inch [5.08-by-5.08 centimeter] photograph of the applicant.
d. Any other information or material required by the department by rule.
3. Except as provided in section 19-24.1-04.1, a criminal history record check conducted
under section 12-60-24 must be performed upon initial application and biennially
thereafter and at any other time upon the request of the department. All fees
associated with the criminal history record check must be paid by the department.
4. An individual convicted of a drug-related misdemeanor offense within the five years
preceding the date of application or of a felony offense is prohibited from serving as a
designated caregiver.
5. An applicant shall submit a separate and complete application for each of the
applicant's registered qualifying patients. A registered designated caregiver may assist
no more than five registered qualifying patients. A registered designated caregiver who
is a registered qualifying patient may assist no more than four additional registered
qualifying patients.
6. A registered designated caregiver may not purchase or possess more than the
allowable amount of usable marijuana for each of the registered designated
caregiver's registered qualifying patients and for the registered designated caregiver if
the caregiver is a registered qualifying patient.