What measures have been/must be taken to ensure that the contractor meets all the security requirements imposed by the contract?
All security requirements provided for in the Narcotic Control Regulations plus those found in the Department’s Directive on Physical Security Requirements for Controlled Drugs must be met. Finally, the contract contains a large number of minimum standards that must be met regarding marijuana cultivation. These minimum standards cover everything from fencing to closed circuit television to random searches of personnel. With respect to personnel, all personnel who will have access to any licensed facility must be security cleared to the “enhanced reliability” level. As well, key employees of the contractor have provided a criminal record check showing that they were not convicted of certain drug offences either in, or outside, Canada.
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