SB692 regulates the sale of spray paint in Hawaii to combat graffiti.
SB692 aims to combat graffiti in Hawaii by regulating the sale of spray paint. The bill requires retailers to register with the Department of Law Enforcement and pay a fee. Retailers must restrict the display of spray paint to areas inaccessible to the public and record details of each sale in an electronic log. Wholesalers must report monthly sales to retailers. Purchasers must show identification, and no one under 18 can buy spray paint. Retailers face fines for non-compliance, and violators can be fined up to $1,000 per can of spray paint sold.
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