KCanG §26 — Record-Keeping Requirements
The Konsumcannabisgesetz (KCanG), in force since 1 April 2024, imposes specific record-keeping obligations on licensed Cannabis Social Clubs (CSCs) under §26.
What §26 Requires
Cultivation Records
Clubs must record and retain:
- All cultivation batches (strain, quantity, growing period, yield)
- Plant counts per grow zone
- Harvest data including THC and CBD content where analysed
- All propagation events (cuttings, seeds distributed to members)
Dispensing Records
For every dispensing event, clubs must record:
- Member identifier (pseudonymised for the statutory report)
- Date and time
- Quantity dispensed (in grams)
- Product (strain/batch reference)
- Cumulative monthly total for the member
Compliance Records
Clubs must also maintain:
- Destruction records — for any cannabis that must be destroyed
- Loss records — any unexplained losses must be reported to authorities within the same business day
- Transport records — movement of cannabis between locations
- Recall events — defective product recalls, reported to authorities within 2 hours
Annual Reporting
Every club must submit an annual report to the competent authority containing:
- Total cultivation quantities by strain
- Total quantities dispensed by category
- Aggregated statistics (no individual PII in the submission)
CANNEVO automates the generation of this report and enforces PII redaction before export.
How CANNEVO Implements §26
CANNEVO enforces §26 compliance at the database level, not just the user interface:
- All dispensing events are written to an immutable table (no updates or deletes permitted via RLS)
- The monthly quota cap is enforced by a database stored procedure (
execute_dispensing_gate) that atomically checks and records each dispensing event - Recall and loss SLAs are tracked and generate automatic escalation alerts when deadlines approach
- The annual report generator validates that no PII survives in the export output
For full implementation details, see the CANNEVO Compliance & Governance documentation.