Texas SB1698 regulates the sale of e-cigarettes and mandates a directory of manufacturers and products.
Texas SB1698 establishes regulations for the sale of e-cigarettes in the state, including the creation of a directory of manufacturers and their products. The bill requires manufacturers to certify their products and pay fees. It mandates that only e-cigarettes listed in the directory can be sold in the state, with penalties for non-compliance. The bill also authorizes civil penalties for violations, administrative sanctions, and criminal offenses for false certification. The comptroller is tasked with maintaining the directory and conducting audits to ensure compliance.
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