Hawaii HB2160 adjusts cigarette tax allocations to various funds, including cancer research, trauma system, and emergency medical services.
Hawaii HB2160 modifies the distribution of cigarette tax revenues. Specifically, it allocates 4.0 cents per cigarette to the Hawaii cancer research special fund for research and operating expenses and capital expenditures. Additionally, it directs 1.125 cents per cigarette to the trauma system special fund and 1.25 cents per cigarette to the community health centers special fund. The bill also assigns 0.5 cents per cigarette to the emergency medical services special fund. The University of Hawaii is tasked with managing the funds appropriated for the Hawaii cancer research special fund.
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