Section 15-22-3.5 - Oversight and Inspections3.5.1 The physical location of medical cannabis establishments, all general business (inclusive of employee records) of the establishments, all financial records of the establishments, and vehicles utilized to transport cannabis and/or cannabis products (which requires a cannabis transportation entity license) are subject to reasonable inspection by the Department.3.5.2 The Department shall conduct at least one on-site inspection of all medical cannabis establishments. Inspections by the Department may be scheduled or unannounced but generally shall occur during the reported hours of operation included in the licensee's operating plan submitted as a requisite component of the application for licensure.3.5.3 Cannabis testing facilities are subject to inspection by the Department during business hours, including but not limited to, inspection of the physical cannabis testing facility, interviews of personnel, review, inspection, and audit of records and documents related to the analyses of dispensary samples to verify compliance with this Part.3.5.4 Medical cannabis licensees shall cooperate with the Department during any inspections, requests to resolve complaints, requests for information/data, etc. in order to verify compliance with this Part, the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act and any subsequent versions of the rules and regulations in this Part and the Act.3.5.5 If the Department discovers what it reasonably believes to be criminal activity or other violations of Mississippi law during an inspection, the Department may refer the matter to appropriate Mississippi state or local law enforcement or regulatory authorities for further investigation.