How frequently must a regulated seller of SLCPs self-certify their compliance?

A regulated seller of Scheduled Listed Chemical Products (SLCPs) must self-certify their compliance once a year. This annual requirement is designed to ensure that sellers are consistently adhering to the regulations governing the sale of these controlled substances. This regular self-assessment helps maintain compliance with the law and ensures that all sellers are taking necessary precautions to prevent misuse.

The annual self-certification also plays a crucial role in maintaining accountability within the marketplace, particularly as it relates to the potential for SLCPs to be used in the illicit production of controlled substances, such as methamphetamine. The frequency of this self-certification is vital for both regulatory enforcement and public safety.