N.Y. PBH Law § 3310
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Licenses for manufacture or distribution of controlled substances
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§ 3310. Licenses for manufacture or distribution of controlled\nsubstances. 1. No person shall manufacture or distribute a controlled\nsubstance in this state without first having obtained a license to do so\nfrom the department.\n 2. A license issued under this section shall be valid for two years\nfrom the date of issue, except that in order to facilitate the renewals\nof such licenses, the commissioner may upon the initial application for\na license, issue some licenses which may remain valid for a period of\ntime greater than two years but not exceeding an additional eleven\nmonths.\n 3. The fee for a license under this section shall be one thousand two\nhundred dollars; provided however, if the license is issued for a period\ngreater than two years the fee shall be increased, pro rata, for each\nadditional month of validity.\n 4. Licenses issued under this section shall be effective only for and\nshall specify:\n (a) the name and address of the licensee;\n (b) the nature of the controlled substances, either by name or\nschedule, or both, which may be manufactured or distributed;\n (c) whether manufacture or distribution or both such activities are\npermitted by the license.\n 5. Upon application of a licensee, a license may be amended to allow\nthe licensee to relocate within the state or to add a manufacturing or\ndistributing activity or to add further substances or schedules to the\nmanufacturing or distribution activity permitted thereunder. The fee for\nsuch amendment shall be two hundred fifty dollars.\n
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