Guam Administrative Code

§ 7622. Management of Games of Chance By Mayors’ Council of Guam, Timelines. The Mayors’ Council of Guam will have representation present at all times that the Guam Island Fair and Liberation Day Carnival is in operation. Said representative will monitor the conduct of all games …

§ 7623. Report of Operations. (a) Form; Time. (1) The report of operation shall be on the form provided by the Department of Revenue and Taxation. The report shall contain the following information: (A) gross receipts derived from each day of operation; and (B) a list of prizes o…

§ 7624. Final Reports. (a) Report by Department of Revenue and Taxation. Within sixty (60) days of the conclusion of the Guam Island Fair and Liberation Day Carnival activities, the Department of Revenue and Taxation shall submit to the Governor and the Office of Public Accountab…

§ 7625. Determination of Proceds. (a) The proceeds from the games of chance are used to fund the events related to Liberation Day, including, but not limited to, memorial events hosted throughout the months of July and August, the Liberation Parade, fireworks displays, and other …

§ 9101. Definitions. As used in these rules and regulations, “Act” means the Guam Cannabis Industry Act of 2019. (a) “Adult only facility” means: (1) A location restricted to persons age twenty-one (21) and older by the Department or classified by the Department as off limits to …

§ 9201. Fees. (a) The following fees are required to apply for the following Cannabis Identification Cards: (1) Responsible Official: (A) New: One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) (B) Renewal: Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars ($750) (2) Designated Transporter: (A) New: Two Hundred Dollars ($…

§ 9202. Responsible Official. (a) The individual, who is twenty-one (21) years of age or older, identified as the responsible official in the business organization’s articles of incorporation, by-laws, partnership agreement, or other organizational documents for the cannabis esta…

§ 9203. Applying for a Cannabis Identification Card by a Responsible Official or Designated Transporter. Cannabis Identification Cards are required for all Responsible Officials and Designated Transporter of a Cannabis Establishment who will be handling or transporting retail can…

§ 9204. Denial or Approval of a New Application for a Cannabis Identification Card for a Responsible Official or Designated Transporter. (a) The Department shall verify the information contained in the new application is complete and shall forward to the Board for review the comp…

§ 9205. Revoking and Terminating the Cannabis Identification Card of a Responsible Official or Designated Transporter. (a) The Board may revoke a responsible official’s or designated transporter’s cannabis identification card without notice when the responsible official or design…

§ 9206. Changing the Information on a Cannabis Identification Card of a Responsible Official or Designated Transporter. (a) To make an amendment to the responsible official’s or designated transporter’s name, or home or mailing address on the cardholder’s cannabis identification …

§ 9207. Types of Cannabis Establishment Licenses. (a) Type I Cultivation Facility License: for cultivation of up to five hundred (500) square feet of a canopy on a single premise. (b) Type II Cultivation Facility License: for cultivation of less than or equal to two thousand five…

§ 9208. Requirements for a Cannabis Establishment License. (a) Legal residents of Guam who have maintained continuous legal residential address(es) on Guam for a period of no less than three (3) years prior to the application for a Cannabis Establishment License shall retain at l…

§ 9209. Application Process for a Cannabis Establishment License. (a) The responsible official of a cultivation facility, product manufacturing facility, retail store, or a testing facility shall submit in person an application for the appropriate cannabis establishment license i…

§ 9210. Applying for a Cannabis Establishment License. To apply for a cultivation facility license, product manufacturing facility license, retail cannabis store license, or a cannabis testing facility license, the responsible official from the cannabis establishment business, wh…

§ 9211. Issuance of a Cannabis Establishment License. (a) If the application is approved, the Department shall give a written notification within five (5) business days upon approval to the responsible official: (1) That the application is approved and that the cannabis establish…

§ 9212. Permit to Operate a Cannabis Establishment. (a) To apply for a Permit to Operate a cannabis establishment, the responsible official shall submit in person to the Department the following: (1) An application in a form prescribed by the Department that includes: (A) The can…

§ 9301. Employee Training. (a) Cannabis cultivators, cannabis product manufacturing facilities and dispensaries that create, handle, or sell compliant cannabis products shall adopt and enforce policies and procedures to ensure employees and volunteers receive training about the r…

§ 9302. Display of Identification Badge. (a) All licensees and employees on the licensed premises shall be required to hold and properly display an identification badge issued by the licensed employer at all times while on the licensed premises and engaged in the transportation o…

§ 9303. Alarm Systems. (a) At a minimum, each licensed premises must have a security alarm system on all perimeter entry points and perimeter windows. (b) Each Licensee must ensure that all of its licensed premises are continuously monitored. (c) The Licensees shall maintain up-t…

§ 9304. Surveillance Systems. (a) At a minimum, a licensed premise must have a complete video surveillance system with minimum camera resolution of 1080 x 720 pixels or pixel equivalent for analog. 38 (b) The surveillance system storage device and/or the cameras must be internet …

§ 9305. Lock Standards. (a) At all points of ingress and egress, the Licensee shall ensure the use of a commercial grade, non-residential door lock. (b) Any outdoor space of the licensed premises or greenhouse must meet all of the requirements for the lock standards described in …

§ 9306. Traceability. (a) To prevent diversion and to promote public safety, cannabis licensees must track cannabis from seed to sale. (b) Licensees must provide the required information on a system specified by DRT. (c) All costs related to the reporting requirements are born by…

§ 9307. Transportation. (a) Notification of shipment. Upon transporting any cannabis or cannabis product, a producer, cannabis product 42 manufacturing facilities, retailer, or certified third-party testing lab shall notify DRT of the type and amount and/or weight of cannabis and…

§ 9308. Designated Transporters (a) Cannabis, cannabis concentrate, cannabis-infused product or cannabis product in an amount greater than the allowable amount for personal consumption shall only be 44 transported by a designated transporter of a licensed cannabis establishment w…

§ 9309. Waste Management and Disposal. 46 (a) The licensee must store, manage and dispose of solid and liquid wastes generated during cannabis production and processing in accordance with applicable Guam laws and regulations and as directed by the Guam Environment Protection Agen…

§ 9310. Destruction and Disposal of Cannabis. 51 (a) All laboratory tested cannabis determined to be unusable or contaminated according to the minimum laboratory testing requirements set by these rules and regulations must be destroyed and/or disposed in accordance with Guam law …

§ 9311. Security. (a) A cannabis establishment shall implement appropriate security measures to prevent the unauthorized access into areas containing cannabis, cannabis concentrate, cannabis-infused product or cannabis products and the theft and diversion of said products. (b) A …

§ 9312. Chain of Custody Form. All sales or transfers of cannabis, cannabis concentrate, cannabis-infused product or cannabis product from licensed cannabis establishment to licensed cannabis establishment shall be tracked via a seed-to-sale program compatible with the Department…

§ 9313. Loss of Cannabis. Any loss of cannabis, cannabis concentrate, cannabis-infused product or cannabis product over one (1) ounce due to theft, natural disaster, or other reason, shall be reported to the Department and the Guam Police Department within twenty-four (24) hours,…

§ 9401. Policy. (a) The Guam Department of Agriculture (DOAG) shall duly exercise the powers vested in it as a “Regulatory Agency” in the cultivation, production, green debris management and destruction of cannabis in the Territory of Guam for which the use and/or end product res…

§ 9402. Cannabis Cultivator Registration Requirement. Cannabis Cultivators must register with DOAG and obtain a “Bona Fide Farmer Certificate”. (a) Cultivator registration information shall include, but is not limited to: 59 (1) Company Name and Responsible Official Contact infor…

§ 9403. Acceptable cannabis growing conditions. (a) Cannabis may be grown directly in the ground, in containers, or in a closed system (e.g. hydroponics, aeroponics, aquaponics) with only the allowed cultivation amendments listed in § 9305. (b) Cannabis production must take place…

§ 9404. Cultivation Site. A cannabis cultivation site is defined as a contiguous land area on which the applicant plans to engage in cultivation, storage, or management of cannabis green waste. A cannabis plantation may be grown in an open air or enclosed area. 2022 NOTE: Subsect…

§ 9405. Cannabis Cultivation Amendments. (a) The producer must manage the allowed cultivation amendment materials, to maintain or improve soil organic matter content, biological diversity, nutrient cycling, and microbial activity in a manner that does not contribute to the contam…

§ 9406. Cannabis Plant Production. (a) Only the following specified amendments, other crop production aids, and pesticides may be used in the production of cannabis: (1) The substance(s) for consideration of use in the production of cannabis shall only be derived from Cannabis cu…

§ 9407. Cannabis Seed Selection. Cannabis seeds may be locally sourced. Federal law regulates the importation of cannabis vegetative material, which includes seeds. Cannabis tissue cultures may be locally sourced.

§ 9408. Crop Pest, Weed and Disease Management Practice Standards. (a) The producer may use management practices to prevent crop pests, weeds, and disease including but not limited to: (1) Crop rotation and soil and crop nutrient management practices; (2) Sanitation measures to r…

§ 9409. Cannabis Waste Management. (a) Cannabis waste management hall be consistent with the formulation and usage defined: (1) Compost bin; (2) Incineration; (3) In-vessel digestion; (4) On-site soil incorporation. (b) Containers that may or may not have contaminant residue must…

§ 9410. Penalties and Revocation. Violations of this Article may result in the revocation of your Bona Fide Farmer Certificate and may result in the revocation of the Cannabis Establishment license and all cannabis establishment licenses. These provisions are not exclusive. These…

§ 9501. Policy. The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services shall duly exercise the powers vested in it as a “Regulatory Agency” in the manufacturing of cannabis products in the Territory of Guam for which the use and/or end product results in either recreational and…

§ 9502. General Sanitation. 70 (a) Cannabis product manufacturing facilities shall ensure all processing facilities that create or handle cannabis products are constructed, kept, and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition in accordance with all DPHSS Rules and Regulations. …

§ 9503. Manufacturer Requirements. (a) A cannabis product manufacturing facility licensed by the CCB must ensure cannabis-infused processing facilities are constructed, kept, and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition in accordance with rules and as prescribed by the DPHSS.…

§ 9504. Extraction Requirements for cannabis product manufacturing facilities. (a) Cannabis product manufacturing facilities may perform cannabis extraction and all other manufacturing activities, or use the following methods, equipment, solvents, gases, and mediums, detailed in …

§ 9505. Cannabis Concentrate. (a) Permitted Categories of Cannabis Concentrate Production (1) A cannabis-infused products manufacturer may produce Water-Based Cannabis Concentrate, Food-Based Cannabis Concentrate, and Heat/Pressure Based Cannabis Concentrate. (2) A cannabis-infus…

§ 9506. License requirements for all Cannabis Product Manufacturing Facilities. (a) Restrooms (1) Toilet and hand washing facilities plumbed to the state plumbing code, in good repair, and conveniently located. (2) Self-closing doors that do not open directly into a room where fo…

§ 9601. Policy. The Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation shall duly exercise the powers vested in it as a “Regulatory Agency” in the sale of cannabis and cannabis products in the Territory of Guam. The cannabis retail establishment is responsible for obtaining the necessary pe…

§ 9602. Operation Standards for Retail Cannabis Stores. (a) A retail cannabis store shall comply with all local, health, fire, and zoning requirements and other applicable requirements and shall not be in violation of Guam’s building and zoning laws or any other applicable law, r…

§ 9701. Policy. The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services shall duly exercise the powers vested in it as a “Regulatory Agency” in the labeling and packaging of cannabis and cannabis products in the Territory of Guam for which the use and/or end product results in e…

§ 9702. Purpose. The purpose of these rules and regulations is to provide labeling and packaging requirements for cannabis and cannabis products sold or distributed by a cannabis establishment.