'(1) GENERALLY- The Secretary shall--
'(A) prescribe the manner and form of applications for permits under this
title (including the facts to be set forth in the application);
'(B) prescribe the form of such permits;
'(C) specify in any permit the authority conferred by the permit and
the conditions of that permit in accordance with this title.
'(2) SEPARATE TYPES OF APPLICATIONS AND PERMITS- To the
extent deemed necessary by the Secretary for the efficient administration
of this title, the Secretary may require separate applications and permits
with respect to the various classes of marijuana, and with respect to the
various classes of persons entitled to permits under this title.
'(3) DISCLAIMER- The issuance of a permit under this title does not
deprive the United States of any remedy for a violation of law.
'(d) Conditions- A permit under this title shall be conditioned upon--
'(1) compliance with all other Federal laws relating to production, sale
and consumption of marijuana, as well as compliance with all State laws
relating to said activities in the State in which the permit applicant
resides and does business; and
'(2) payment to the Secretary of a reasonable permit fee in an amount
determined by the Secretary to be sufficient over time to offset the cost
of implementing and overseeing all aspects of marijuana regulation
by the Federal Government.
'(e) Revocation, Suspension, and Annulment-
'(1) GENERALLY- After due notice and opportunity for hearing, the
Secretary may order a permit under this title--
'(A) revoked or suspended for such period as the Secretary deems
appropriate, if the Secretary finds that the permittee has willfully violated
any of the conditions of the permit, but for a first violation of the conditions
the permit shall be subject to suspension only;
'(B) revoked if the Secretary finds that the permittee has not engaged in
the operations authorized by the permit for a period of more than two years; or
'(C) annulled if the Secretary finds that the permit was procured through
fraud, or misrepresentation, or concealment of material fact.
'(2) ORDER TO STATE BASIS FOR ORDER- The order shall state the
findings which are the basis for the order.
'(f) Service of Orders- Each order of the Secretary with respect to any
denial of application, suspension, revocation, annulment, or other
proceedings, shall be served--
'(A) prescribe the manner and form of applications for permits under this
title (including the facts to be set forth in the application);
'(B) prescribe the form of such permits;
'(C) specify in any permit the authority conferred by the permit and
the conditions of that permit in accordance with this title.
extent deemed necessary by the Secretary for the efficient administration
of this title, the Secretary may require separate applications and permits
with respect to the various classes of marijuana, and with respect to the
various classes of persons entitled to permits under this title.
'(3) DISCLAIMER- The issuance of a permit under this title does not
deprive the United States of any remedy for a violation of law.
'(d) Conditions- A permit under this title shall be conditioned upon--
'(1) compliance with all other Federal laws relating to production, sale
and consumption of marijuana, as well as compliance with all State laws
relating to said activities in the State in which the permit applicant
resides and does business; and
'(2) payment to the Secretary of a reasonable permit fee in an amount
determined by the Secretary to be sufficient over time to offset the cost
of implementing and overseeing all aspects of marijuana regulation
by the Federal Government.
'(e) Revocation, Suspension, and Annulment-
'(1) GENERALLY- After due notice and opportunity for hearing, the
Secretary may order a permit under this title--
'(A) revoked or suspended for such period as the Secretary deems
appropriate, if the Secretary finds that the permittee has willfully violated
any of the conditions of the permit, but for a first violation of the conditions
the permit shall be subject to suspension only;
'(B) revoked if the Secretary finds that the permittee has not engaged in
the operations authorized by the permit for a period of more than two years; or
'(C) annulled if the Secretary finds that the permit was procured through
fraud, or misrepresentation, or concealment of material fact.
'(2) ORDER TO STATE BASIS FOR ORDER- The order shall state the
findings which are the basis for the order.
'(f) Service of Orders- Each order of the Secretary with respect to any
denial of application, suspension, revocation, annulment, or other
proceedings, shall be served--
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