Specialized Product Sales Amendments

Added a new definition for 'specialized product' to include cannabinoids, kratom, and synthetic substances with psychoactive effects, broadening the bill's regulatory reach beyond just nicotine and tobacco.

Added a requirement for the State Tax Commission to revoke licenses for tobacco and nicotine sellers if they are charged with selling or distributing illegally obtained controlled substances.

Changed the product list requirement from tracking 'consumable products' to tracking 'specialized products' to align with the new broader definition.

Updated the effective date of the bill from May 6, 2026 to February 12, 2026.

Corrected the Senate Sponsor name from 'LONG TITLE' to 'Michael K. McKell' and adjusted the list of affected Utah Code sections to reflect the new specialized product provisions.

The entire document was converted from a standard typed layout to a 'Cherry' style, which uses different fonts, indentation, and page numbering conventions. This is a formatting change for legislative tracking purposes and does not affect the legal meaning or substance of the bill.

Corrected a numbering error where the definition of 'Specialized product' was labeled as Subsection (10) instead of Subsection (9) to align with the rest of the definitions list.