Labeling Gas-Fueled Stoves

Changed the webpage requirement from mandatory to permissive, allowing the Department discretion on whether to include information about gas stove health impacts and related technical resources.

Added a new definition making violations of the gas stove safety section (25-5-1602) a deceptive trade practice under state law.

Updated document headers to reflect the revised version status and amendment adoption date.

The bill text was replaced with the Senate's amended version, updating the bill's title page, committee assignments, and amendment history to reflect its current legislative status.

The original House version text, including the initial bill summary and House-only formatting, was removed in favor of the Senate's reorganized version.

Document formatting changed from bill version to final act version with signature lines for legislative officers and Governor

Added note explaining that the bill is prepared for signatures and directing readers to legislative status sheets for current status

Removed original bill header and introductory text, replaced with final act signature block format

Changed the required label placement from the stove lip to a horizontal surface on display models for better visibility

Added requirement for QR codes or machine-readable codes on labels to link consumers to department health information

Added requirement for department to establish a webpage with evidence-based health impact information

Expanded covered entities from wholesalers/suppliers to include retailers

Added Spanish language requirement for the label text

Updated definitions to clarify covered entities and gas-fueled stove functions

Added additional representatives and senators to the bill sponsorship list

Added three additional House co-sponsors (Bacon, Brown, Carter, Joseph, Smith, Willford) to the bill sponsorship list.

Updated the bill header from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and revised the amendment adoption language to reflect House of Introduction amendments.

Added a date stamp (March 4, 2025) and House designation to the bill summary page.

Added language to clarify that covered entities do not include suppliers of used gas stoves, limiting requirements to new stove sales.

Changed the effective date from immediate to 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of a 90-day period after final adjournment, with provisions for referendum petitions.

Updated bill status from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' and revised page numbering and formatting throughout the document.