J. Notification of change in status. The Department must be notified within cardholder’s ten days of a change in status or card information in accordance with the statute and this rule. A cardholder who fails to provide required notification may be subject to fines up to $150 per incident. 1. The primary caregiver or dispensary must notify the Department of a patient’s change in status as a designee in accordance with reporting requirements patient’s specified in this rule and the statute. A registered primary caregiver must notify the Department within ten days a. of a change in patient designation, unless the caregiver has registered with a $1,200 annual fee and a new patient designates the primary caregiver within ten days of the rescinded patient designation. K. Surrender old card or new card voided. The registry identification card with outdated information must be surrendered by returning it to the Department. It must be mailed or delivered to the Department within ten business days of the receipt of the new person’s registry identification card. Failure to timely surrender the superseded card to the Department may result in the Department voiding the newly issued card.
J. Notification of change in cardholder’s status. The Department must be notified within ten days of a change in status or card information in accordance with the statute and this rule. A cardholder who fails to provide required notification may be subject to fines up to $150 per incident. 1. The patient’s primary caregiver or dispensary must notify the Department of a change in status as a patient’s designee in accordance with reporting requirements specified in this rule and the statute. a. A registered primary caregiver must notify the Department within ten days of a change in patient designation, unless the caregiver has registered with a $1,200 annual fee and a new patient designates the primary caregiver within ten days of the rescinded patient designation. K. Surrender old card or new card voided. The registry identification card with outdated information must be surrendered by returning it to the Department. It must be mailed or delivered to the Department within ten business days of the person’s receipt of the new registry identification card. Failure to timely surrender the superseded card to the Department may result in the Department voiding the newly issued card.
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