California SB936 regulates the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide, imposing penalties and restrictions on violators.
California SB936 amends existing laws to regulate the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide. It prohibits the sale of nitrous oxide containers exceeding eight grams and those intended for direct inhalation. Exemptions include nitrous oxide used in manufacturing, vehicles, medical treatments, food products, and certain small-scale uses. The bill mandates notices at retail locations for license suspensions or revocations and outlines penalties for violations, including fines and license suspensions or revocations.
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