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HI SB1405

Bill

Status

Vetoed

7/9/2019

Primary Sponsor

Rosalyn Baker

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Origin

Senate

2019 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Teachers and educators at public schools must confiscate electronic cigarettes from students under 21 years of age, with schools coordinating with the Department of Health for proper disposal.

  • Provides liability protection for teachers, educators, and public schools that confiscate electronic cigarettes or fail to do so in accordance with this section.

  • Establishes a Safe Harbor Program administered by the Department of Health allowing persons under 21 to dispose of electronic cigarettes without penalty for underage possession.

  • Increases the fine for persons under 21 who violate electronic smoking device restrictions from $10 to $100 for first offense, with option of 48-72 hours community service instead.

  • Authorizes law enforcement to seize and forfeit electronic smoking devices and tobacco products in possession of violators under 21, with destruction following conclusion of administrative or judicial proceedings.

Legislative Description

Relating To Electronic Smoking Products.

Penalties

Last Action

Vetoed on 07-09-19 - Returned from the Governor without approval (Gov. Msg. No. 1385).

7/9/2019

Committee Referrals

Finance3/22/2019
Health3/15/2019
Judiciary3/14/2019
Health3/7/2019
Judiciary2/15/2019
Commerce, Consumer Protection, and Health1/28/2019

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