Hawaii SB611 regulates fireworks, defining terms and setting rules for import, sale, and use.
Hawaii SB611, the Revised Fireworks Control Law, defines terms like "fireworks," "consumer fireworks," and "aerial devices." It mandates licenses for importing, storing, and selling consumer fireworks, with specific fees and prohibitions on sales to minors. The bill outlines permissible use times and locations, and it prohibits certain activities like removing pyrotechnic contents or using fireworks in restricted areas. It also requires health care facilities to report fireworks-related injuries and mandates reporting and recordkeeping for licensed businesses.
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