Relating to: applying the indoor smoking ban to electronic delivery devices and marijuana.

SB 1083 expands the existing indoor smoking ban to include electronic delivery devices (like e-cigarettes, vape pens, and e-hookahs) used for vaping nicotine, cannabis, or other substances. The bill defines "electronic delivery device" broadly to cover all such products except FDA-approved nicotine products. It also amends the definition of "smoking" to explicitly include using activated vaping devices in indoor public spaces. This affects businesses operating in indoor areas (e.g., restaurants, offices) and individuals using these devices indoors, bringing them under the same indoor ban rules that currently apply to traditional tobacco products.