(a) No person shall manufacture, obtain, possess, administer or dispense a legend drug, controlled substance or controlled substance analogue for the purpose of scientific research, chemical analysis, instruction or training of detection animals without having first secured a license to do so from the director. (b) An application for the license shall be submitted on the prescribed form, and shall be accompanied by: (1) A nonrefundable fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), or in an amount set by the board; (2) Copies of all papers and materials filed with any state or federal governmental agency in connection with the applicant's proposed project; and (3) A detailed protocol, in triplicate, setting forth: (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. Acts 1984, ch. 717, § 4; 1990, ch. 1026, §14; 2012 , ch. 848, § 51. (a) No person shall manufacture, obtain, possess, administer or dispense a legend drug, controlled substance or controlled substance analogue for the purpose of scientific research, chemical analysis, instruction or training of detection animals without having first secured a license to do so from the director. (b) An application for the license shall be submitted on the prescribed form, and shall be accompanied by: (1) A nonrefundable fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), or in an amount set by the board; (2) Copies of all papers and materials filed with any state or federal governmental agency in connection with the applicant's proposed project; and (3) A detailed protocol, in triplicate, setting forth: (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. Acts 1984, ch. 717, § 4; 1990, ch. 1026, §14; 2012 , ch. 848, § 51. (a) No person shall manufacture, obtain, possess, administer or dispense a legend drug, controlled substance or controlled substance analogue for the purpose of scientific research, chemical analysis, instruction or training of detection animals without having first secured a license to do so from the director. (b) An application for the license shall be submitted on the prescribed form, and shall be accompanied by: (1) A nonrefundable fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), or in an amount set by the board; (2) Copies of all papers and materials filed with any state or federal governmental agency in connection with the applicant's proposed project; and (3) A detailed protocol, in triplicate, setting forth: (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. Acts 1984, ch. 717, § 4; 1990, ch. 1026, §14; 2012 , ch. 848, § 51. (a) No person shall manufacture, obtain, possess, administer or dispense a legend drug, controlled substance or controlled substance analogue for the purpose of scientific research, chemical analysis, instruction or training of detection animals without having first secured a license to do so from the director. (b) An application for the license shall be submitted on the prescribed form, and shall be accompanied by: (1) A nonrefundable fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), or in an amount set by the board; (2) Copies of all papers and materials filed with any state or federal governmental agency in connection with the applicant's proposed project; and (3) A detailed protocol, in triplicate, setting forth: (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. (1) A nonrefundable fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), or in an amount set by the board; (2) Copies of all papers and materials filed with any state or federal governmental agency in connection with the applicant's proposed project; and (3) A detailed protocol, in triplicate, setting forth: (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. (A) The nature of the proposed project; (B) The qualifications of the applicant to engage in the project; (C) The proposed quantity of each drug involved; (D) The measures proposed to provide for security and proper record-keeping of the drugs; (E) Specific provisions for the safe administration or dispensing of drugs to humans, if contemplated, and the proposed method for selecting the humans; and (F) Other information the commissioner may require. Acts 1984, ch. 717, § 4; 1990, ch. 1026, §14; 2012 , ch. 848, § 51.
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