s an affirmative defense to any violation of law except as expressly set forth in this Section. Further, nothing contained in this limited immunity is intended to provide or shall be asserted as a defense to a claim for violation of law brought by any county, state or federal governmental authority. (c) DCR’s determination of whether an EMMD Applicant is eligible for Proposition M Priority Processing shall be made with no hearing and shall be final and effective upon the close of the 15-day appeal period if the EMMD Applicant does not timely request an administrative hearing as provided in Section 104.14. In making its determination, DCR may request additional information from the EMMD Applicant. DCR shall consider whether the EMMD Applicant cured any non-substantive administrative violations of LAMC Section 45.19.6.3, Subsections C. through F., and M. DCR shall make written findings when the EMMD Applicant does not meet the requirements for priority processing for EMMDs. If DCR deems a Proposition M Priority Processing Application complete and eligible for a Proposition M Priority Processing, DCR shall issue the EMMD a Temporary Approval after the EMMD Applicant submits all required and completed information, forms, and documents to meet the Temporary Approval requirements in the Rules and Regulations. An EMMD Applicant may only conduct Commercial Cannabis Activity with an active State License for that Commercial Cannabis Activity. DCR may immediately suspend or revoke the Temporary Approval if the EMMD fails to abide by any City operating requirement. An EMMD Applicant issued a Temporary Approval shall have their Annual License Application processed pursuant to Section 104.06. (Amended by Ord. No. 187,879, Eff. 6/2/23.) (d) If Proposition M Priority Processing is denied by DCR and, if appealed to the Commission or hearing officer and is also denied by the Commission or the hearing officer, the EMMD Applicant shall immediately cease all Commercial Cannabis Activity at the Business Premises and the EMMD Applicant shall not be entitled to the limited immunity from prosecution afforded by Proposition D. An EMMD Applicant determined ineligible for Proposition M Priority Processing may apply for a License by filing a new application and abiding by the application priority in effect at that time.