; or (C) in an emergency medical services vehicle used by the agency that is— (i) traveling from, or returning to, a registered or designated location of the agency in the course of responding to an emergency; or (ii) otherwise actively in use by the agency. (7) No treatment as distribution The delivery of controlled substances by a registered emergency medical services agency pursuant to this subsection shall not be treated as distribution for purposes of section 308. (8) Restocking of emergency medical services vehicles at a hospital Notwithstanding paragraph (13)(J), a registered emergency medical services agency may receive controlled substances from a hospital for purposes of restocking an emergency medical services vehicle following an emergency response, and without being subject to the requirements of section 308, provided all of the following conditions are satisfied: (A) The registered or designated location of the agency where the vehicle is primarily situated maintains a record of such receipt in accordance with paragraph (9). (B) The hospital maintains a record of such delivery to the agency in accordance with section 307. (C) If the vehicle is primarily situated at a designated location, such location notifies the registered location of the agency within 72 hours of the vehicle receiving the controlled substances. (9) Maintenance of records (A) In general A registered emergency medical services agency shall maintain records in accordance with subsections (a) and (b) of section 307 of all controlled substances that are received, administered, or otherwise disposed of pursuant to the agency's registration, without regard to subsection 307(c)(1)(B). (B) Requirements Such records— (i) shall include records of deliveries of controlled substances between all locations of the agency