MI HB6004

Creates temporary exemption from licensing requirements for retailers who lawfully sold nicotine or tobacco products before the bill's effective date and have a pending license application.

Modifies penalties for minors violating tobacco restrictions: first violation of vapor/alternative nicotine products is a civil infraction with up to $50 fine, second violation is also a civil infraction with up to $50 fine, third or subsequent violation becomes a misdemeanor.

Allows courts to order minors to perform community service (16-48 hours depending on violation number) and participate in health promotion and risk reduction assessment programs, with minors responsible for program costs.

Exempts minors from possession and use prohibitions when participating in undercover law enforcement operations, employer-sponsored internal enforcement actions, or federal substance abuse block grant compliance checks.

Provides a sunset clause making subsections (1) through (8) inapplicable after the amendatory act's effective date; bill only takes effect if Senate Bills 651 and 654, and House Bill 6002 are also enacted.