SB692 regulates the sale of spray paint in Hawaii to combat graffiti.
SB692 introduces regulations on the sale of spray paint in Hawaii to address the issue of graffiti. It imposes fines on wholesalers and retailers for each can of spray paint sold, with higher fines for bulk purchases. Wholesalers must report monthly sales to the Department of Law Enforcement, and retailers must maintain electronic logs of sales transactions. Retailers must also restrict the display of spray paint and require identification from purchasers under 18. The bill aims to make it more difficult for taggers to obtain spray paint by implementing these measures.
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