Massachusetts H3207 modifies revenue requirements for smoking bars, lowering the threshold from 51% to 33%.

Massachusetts H3207 amends the revenue requirements for smoking bars, reducing the threshold from 51% to 33% of total combined revenue. The bill also mandates that smoking bars comply with health and safety standards set by the Department of Public Health, including ventilation and protection from secondhand smoke exposure. Smoking bars must submit quarterly reports to the Department of Revenue detailing their revenue sources.

Massachusetts H3207 modifies revenue requirements for smoking bars, lowering the threshold from 51% to 33%.

Massachusetts H3207 amends the revenue requirements for smoking bars, reducing the threshold from 51% to 33% of total combined revenue. The bill also mandates that smoking bars comply with health and safety standards set by the Department of Public Health, including ventilation and protection from secondhand smoke exposure. Smoking bars must submit quarterly reports to the Department of Revenue detailing their revenue sources.