The independent testing laboratory shall: Follow the methodologies, ranges and parameters which are contained in the scope of the accreditation for testing cannabis or cannabis products; Establish standard operating procedures and method validation or verification, if applicable, for testing that are approved by the accrediting body and the Administration; Establish and follow written procedures for verifying the experience and education of laboratory employees; Before an independent testing laboratory employee works or volunteers for the independent testing laboratory, register the employee with the Administration; Upon termination of the independent testing laboratory’s association with a registered independent testing laboratory employee: Obtain any keys or other entry devices from the terminated independent testing laboratory employee; Ensure the terminated independent laboratory employee can no longer gain access to the laboratory premises; and Within 1 business day of the termination of independent laboratory employee, notify the Administration of the termination; Notify the Administration within 1 business day after the independent testing laboratory obtains notice of any kind that its accreditation has been denied, suspended, or revoked; Implement the testing requirements established in Regulation .05 of this chapter and identified in the Administration’s Technical Authority for cannabis testing; Maintain a continuous or motion-activated video surveillance recording system that: Records all activity high quality and high resolution images capable of clearly revealing facial detail; Operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without interruption; Provides a date and time stamp for every recorded frame; and Captures activity at each area where cannabis is tested, disposed of, or stored; Store and retain all recordings of security video surveillance in a format that can be easily accessed for investigational purposes for a minimum of 90 calendar days; Make any security video surveillance recording available to the Administration or law enforcement agency for just cause as requested within 48 hours; Maintain a log of all visitors to the premises for 2 years; and Conspicuously display a copy of its laboratory registration at the registered premises. Violation. Failure to provide the Administration with any video surveillance recording within 48 hours of a request from the Administration is a violation of COMAR 14.17.14.04. Each day of recording within the minimum timeframe stated in §A(9) of this regulation that a licensee fails to provide to the Administration constitutes a separate violation.