AN ACT CONCERNING ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM DEALERS THAT UNLAWFULLY POSSESS CANNABIS AND CANNABIS PRODUCTS.
SB 1208 requires the Commissioner of Consumer Protection to permanently revoke the registration and order the closure of an electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS) dealer - such as a vape shop - if cannabis or cannabis products are seized from the business on three or more occasions. This law directly affects ENDS dealers who unlawfully possess cannabis, setting a clear threshold of three seizures as the trigger for penalties. The key provision mandates automatic permanent closure after repeated violations, rather than allowing continued operation with minor penalties. The bill focuses on preventing the unlawful storage of cannabis in nicotine product retail spaces through specific, enforceable consequences.
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Introduced Jan 30, 2025
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