Tennessee SB0926 amends state law to regulate the sale of vapor products, requiring licenses for retailers and imposing penalties for violations.
Tennessee SB0926 amends the state's code to introduce new regulations on the sale of vapor products. The bill mandates that retailers obtain a vapor products business license to sell these items, with a fee of $250 per year per location. The license is non-transferable and must be renewed annually. Exemptions apply to sales at trade shows or exhibitions, provided certain conditions are met. The commissioner of commerce and insurance must approve or deny license applications within 60 days and conduct annual inspections. Violations result in civil penalties, escalating with repeated offenses.
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