New York A08468 amends the public health law to redefine enforcement officers in cities with over one million residents for regulating tobacco.
New York A08468 amends the public health law by redefining "enforcement officer" in cities with a population of over one million. These officers are tasked with enforcing local laws related to the sale of tobacco products to minors. Additionally, the bill specifies that for purposes of section 1399-ee of the public health law, the enforcement officer is the office of administrative trials and hearings. This change aims to clarify and streamline the enforcement mechanisms for tobacco regulation in large cities.
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