C.__No eligible patient, either individually or in combination with the eligible patient's designated caregiver, may receive more than 4 ounces of marijuana from the agency within a 30-day period.__For the purposes of enforcing this limitation, the agency may maintain a list of the serial numbers, as issued by the division pursuant to subsection 6, of all eligible patients and designated caregivers receiving marijuana, along with the amounts received by such persons.__The list may not contain any identifying information, including but not limited to names and addresses, other than serial numbers and amounts of marijuana received.

D.__The identity of eligible patients and designated caregivers using the agency's distribution program is confidential and is not subject to public disclosure.__ Except as permitted by paragraph C, the agency and its employees may not record or convey to nonagency employees any information regarding the identity of persons receiving marijuana from the agency pursuant to this subsection.

E. The agency shall make reasonable efforts to ensure that all agency regional task force offices maintain a sufficient supply of confiscated marijuana to satisfy requests for marijuana from eligible patients and their designated caregivers.__An agency regional task force office that is unable to fulfill a request for marijuana from an eligible patient or a designated caregiver shall make reasonable efforts to obtain sufficient confiscated marijuana to satisfy the request.

F.__The agency and its employees are free of all liability related to the purity of the marijuana distributed under this subsection and any other liability, whether civil or criminal, related to the distribution of marijuana under this subsection to an eligible patient or designated caregiver with a valid registry identification card.

G.__The eligible patient or designated caregiver assumes all risk of impurities upon accepting marijuana from the agency.