Allows Hawaii counties to enact stricter regulations on tobacco sales than state law.
Hawaii HB2067 amends state law to allow counties to adopt ordinances regulating the sale of cigarettes, tobacco products, and electronic smoking devices, provided the ordinances do not conflict with state law and are more stringent. The bill repeals a provision that preempted local ordinances on tobacco sales, aiming to enable counties to address youth vaping and other public health concerns more effectively. The changes clarify that counties retain authority to enact stricter regulations than state law, addressing an ambiguity in current law.
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