California SB936 regulates the sale of nitrous oxide, imposing penalties and licensing requirements for retailers and distributors.
California SB936 amends the Business and Professions Code to regulate the sale of nitrous oxide. It requires the board department to issue licenses to retailers and distributors upon application and fee payment, unless certain conditions are met, such as prior license suspensions or revocations. Violations involving nitrous oxide seizures result in civil penalties and potential license suspensions or revocations. Retailers and distributors must conspicuously post notices at their locations if their licenses are suspended or revoked.
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