Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation - Medical Marijuana Program - Arizona

Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation - Medical Marijuana Program is a legal document that was released by the Arizona Department of Health Services - a government authority operating within Arizona.

FAQ

Q: What is the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation in the Medical Marijuana Program in Arizona?
A: The Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation is a requirement for individuals who hold key positions in medical marijuana establishments in Arizona.

Q: Who is required to complete the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation?
A: Individuals who serve as Principal Officers or Board Members of medical marijuana establishments in Arizona are required to complete this attestation.

Q: What is the purpose of the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation?
A: The purpose of this attestation is to ensure that individuals holding key positions in medical marijuana establishments are qualified, possess good moral character, and are not involved in certain disqualifying activities.

Q: What are some disqualifying activities that could prevent someone from completing the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation?
A: Some disqualifying activities include felony convictions, certain drug-related offenses, and being a law enforcement officer.

Q: How does someone complete the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation?
A: To complete the attestation, individuals must provide personal information, disclose any disqualifying activities, and pay the required fee. They must also undergo a fingerprint background check.

Q: What happens if someone fails to complete the Principal Officer and Board Member Attestation?
A: Failure to complete the attestation can result in the denial, suspension, or revocation of the individual's medical marijuana establishment registration in Arizona.