To offer a responsible medical or adult–use cannabis agent training program, a person shall submit an application to the Administration. The Administration shall approve the application if the proposed training program meets the minimum educational standards established under subsection (c) of this section. At a minimum, a training program must: be taught in a classroom or virtual setting for at least a 2–hour period; establish program standards, including certification and recertification requirements, record keeping, testing and assessment protocols, and effectiveness evaluations; and provide a core curriculum of relevant statutory and regulatory provisions as required by regulations adopted by the Administration, which shall include: administrative and criminal liability and license and court sanctions; statutory and regulatory requirements for employees and owners; State and local licensing and enforcement; and public health and safety standards relevant to each license type. In reviewing applications for approval of proposed cannabis agent training programs, the Administration shall give priority to applications for programs that were previously approved as responsible vendor training programs.

The Administration shall adopt regulations establishing the cannabis agent training program and the minimum standards for the program.

A provider of an approved training program shall: maintain its training records at its principal place of business for at least 4 years; and make the records available for inspection by the Administration.