Rhode Island H8370 defines "electronic nicotine-delivery system shop" and mandates that 10% of sales revenue from these shops be transferred to.
Rhode Island H8370 amends the General Laws to define "electronic nicotine-delivery system shop" as premises dedicated to the display, sale, distribution, delivery, or manufacture of electronic nicotine-delivery system products. The bill requires that 10% of sales revenue from these shops be transferred to tobacco cessation programs. It also doubles penalties for violations by these shops and requires the shops to bear costs associated with storing and destroying confiscated materials. The act takes effect upon passage.
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