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5	5		By Representative Drummond
6	6		RFD: Judiciary
7	7		First Read: 06-Feb-24
8	8		PFD: 30-Jan-24
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17		-	A BILL
18		-	TO BE ENTITLED
19		-	AN ACT
20		-	Relating to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; to
21		-	amend Sections 28-11-2, 28-11-3, 28-11-5, 28-11-6.1,
22		-	28-11-6.2, 28-11-7, 28-11-9, 28-11-10, 28-11-12, 28-11-13,
23		-	28-11-14, 28-11-16, 28-11-17.1, and 28-11-18, Code of Alabama
24		-	1975, to revise the definition of "electronic nicotine
25		-	delivery system" to include battery powered devices that
26		-	deliver substances other than tobacco through the inhalation
27		-	of vapor; to further provide restrictions on the sale of
28		-	tobacco and other related products to minors; to prohibit the
29		-	distribution of tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine
30		-	delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
31		-	through a vending machine; to provide license fees for the
32		-	retail sale of certain tobacco products; to further provide
33		-	for the authorized penalties for certain violations; to
34		-	establish the Tobacco Licensing and Compliance Fund in the
35		-	State Treasury and provide for its administration; to further
36		-	provide for the membership of the advisory board to the
37		-	Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; to further provide for the
38		-	requirement of tobacco retailers to post signage warning of
39		-	the dangers of tobacco product use; to require the board to
40		-	adopt rules; to require the State Board of Education to
	17	+	SYNOPSIS:
	18	+	Under existing law, the Alcoholic Beverage
	19	+	Control (ABC) Board regulates and enforces the sale of
	20	+	tobacco, tobacco products, alternative nicotine
	21	+	products, and electronic nicotine delivery systems.
	22	+	This bill would revise the definition of
	23	+	"electronic nicotine delivery system" to include
	24	+	battery powered devices that deliver substances other
	25	+	than tobacco through the inhalation of vapor.
	26	+	This bill would prohibit the distribution of
	27	+	tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery
	28	+	systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
	29	+	through a vending machine.
	30	+	Under existing law, there is no fee for a retail
	31	+	permit to distribute tobacco, tobacco products,
	32	+	electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
	33	+	alternative nicotine products.
	34	+	This bill would require a one-time application
	35	+	fee and an annual permit fee for the distribution of
	36	+	those products, and would provide for the distribution
	37	+	of those fees.
	38	+	Under existing law, the ABC Board may assess an
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	65	+	Under existing law, the ABC Board may assess an
	66	+	administrative penalty for a violation of the tobacco
	67	+	retail laws.
	68	+	This bill would increase the penalty that may be
	69	+	assessed and would provide for the distribution of the
	70	+	penalty.
	71	+	This bill would further provide for the
	72	+	membership of the advisory board to the ABC Board.
	73	+	Under existing law, an individual under 21 years
	74	+	of age who possesses any tobacco, tobacco product,
	75	+	alternative nicotine product, electronic nicotine
	76	+	delivery system, or false proof of identification shall
	77	+	be issued a citation similar to a uniform nontraffic
	78	+	citation and a $50 fine.
	79	+	This bill would provide a series of graduated
	80	+	consequences for a violation based on the number of
	81	+	previous violations and would specify that a violation
	82	+	is committed for possession of an electronic nicotine
	83	+	delivery system, irrespective of the substance
	84	+	contained therein.
	85	+	This bill would increase the authorized
	86	+	administrative penalty for certain tobacco advertising
	87	+	violations.
	88	+	Under existing law, the Department of Revenue
	89	+	maintains a directory listing all e-liquid
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70		-	adopt rules; to require the State Board of Education to
71		-	establish a model vaping awareness, education, and prevention
72		-	program and require each local board of education to adopt a
73		-	policy based on the model policy; to repeal Sections 28-11-15
74		-	and 28-11-19, Code of Alabama 1975, and in connection
75		-	therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement
76		-	of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the
77		-	meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of
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79		-	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
80		-	Section 1. Sections 28-11-2, 28-11-3, 28-11-5,
81		-	28-11-6.1, 28-11-6.2, 28-11-7, 28-11-9, 28-11-10, 28-11-12,
82		-	28-11-13, 28-11-14, 28-11-16, 28-11-17.1, and 28-11-18, Code
83		-	of Alabama 1975, are amended to read as follows:
84		-	"§28-11-2
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86		-	the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
87		-	otherwise:
88		-	(1) ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCT. The term alternative
89		-	nicotine product includes any Any product that consists of or
90		-	contains nicotine that can be ingested into the body by
91		-	chewing, smoking, absorbing, dissolving, inhaling, snorting,
92		-	sniffing, or by any other means. The term does not include a
93		-	tobacco product, electronic nicotine delivery system, or any
94		-	product that has been approved by the United States Food and
95		-	Drug Administration for sale as a tobacco cessation product or
96		-	for other medical purposes and that is being marketed and sold
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	115	+	maintains a directory listing all e-liquid
	116	+	manufacturers and manufacturers of alternative nicotine
	117	+	authorized to be distributed in the state.
	118	+	This bill would require a manufacturer to meet
	119	+	certain requirements before being approved for the
	120	+	directory.
	121	+	This bill would further provide for the
	122	+	requirement of tobacco retailers to post signage
	123	+	warning of the dangers of tobacco product use.
	124	+	This bill would provide the ABC Board with
	125	+	general rulemaking authority to administer the tobacco
	126	+	retail laws.
	127	+	This bill would also require the State Board of
	128	+	Education to adopt a model policy for the establishment
	129	+	of vaping awareness, education, and prevention programs
	130	+	to discourage the possession and use of prohibited
	131	+	tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery
	132	+	systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
	133	+	by students in K-12 schools and would require local
	134	+	school boards to adopt a policy based on the model
	135	+	policy.
	136	+	Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of
	137	+	2022, prohibits a general law whose purpose or effect
	138	+	would be to require a new or increased expenditure of
	139	+	local funds from becoming effective with regard to a
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	165	+	local funds from becoming effective with regard to a
	166	+	local governmental entity without enactment by a 2/3
	167	+	vote unless: it comes within one of a number of
	168	+	specified exceptions; it is approved by the affected
	169	+	entity; or the Legislature appropriates funds, or
	170	+	provides a local source of revenue, to the entity for
	171	+	the purpose. The purpose or effect of this bill would
	172	+	be to require a new or increased expenditure of local
	173	+	funds within the meaning of the amendment. However, the
	174	+	bill does not require approval of a local governmental
	175	+	entity or enactment by a 2/3 vote to become effective
	176	+	because it comes within one of the specified exceptions
	177	+	contained in the amendment.
	178	+	A BILL
	179	+	TO BE ENTITLED
	180	+	AN ACT
	181	+	Relating to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; to
	182	+	amend Sections 28-11-2, 28-11-3, 28-11-5, 28-11-6.1,
	183	+	28-11-6.2, 28-11-7, 28-11-9, 28-11-10, 28-11-12, 28-11-13,
	184	+	28-11-14, 28-11-16, 28-11-17.1, and 28-11-18, Code of Alabama
	185	+	1975, to revise the definition of "electronic nicotine
	186	+	delivery system" to include battery powered devices that
	187	+	deliver substances other than tobacco through the inhalation
	188	+	of vapor; to further provide restrictions on the sale of
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	216	+	of vapor; to further provide restrictions on the sale of
	217	+	tobacco and other related products to minors; to prohibit the
	218	+	distribution of tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine
	219	+	delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
	220	+	through a vending machine; to provide license fees for the
	221	+	retail sale of certain tobacco products; to further provide
	222	+	for the authorized penalties for certain violations; to
	223	+	establish the Tobacco Licensing and Compliance Fund in the
	224	+	State Treasury and provide for its administration; to further
	225	+	provide for the membership of the advisory board to the
	226	+	Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; to further provide for the
	227	+	requirement of tobacco retailers to post signage warning of
	228	+	the dangers of tobacco product use; to require the board to
	229	+	adopt rules; to require the State Board of Education to
	230	+	establish a model vaping awareness, education, and prevention
	231	+	program and require each local board of education to adopt a
	232	+	policy based on the model policy; to repeal Sections 28-11-15
	233	+	and 28-11-19, Code of Alabama 1975, and in connection
	234	+	therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement
	235	+	of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the
	236	+	meaning of Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of
	237	+	2022.
	238	+	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
	239	+	Section 1. Sections 28-11-2, 28-11-3, 28-11-5,
	240	+	28-11-6.1, 28-11-6.2, 28-11-7, 28-11-9, 28-11-10, 28-11-12,
	241	+	28-11-13, 28-11-14, 28-11-16, 28-11-17.1, and 28-11-18, Code
	242	+	of Alabama 1975, are amended to read as follows:
	243	+	"§28-11-2
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	274	+	For purposes of this chapter, the following terms have
	275	+	the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
	276	+	otherwise:
	277	+	(1) ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCT. The term alternative
	278	+	nicotine product includes any Any product that consists of or
	279	+	contains nicotine that can be ingested into the body by
	280	+	chewing, smoking, absorbing, dissolving, inhaling, snorting,
	281	+	sniffing, or by any other means. The term does not include a
	282	+	tobacco product, electronic nicotine delivery system, or any
	283	+	product that has been approved by the United States Food and
	284	+	Drug Administration for sale as a tobacco cessation product or
	285	+	for other medical purposes and that is being marketed and sold
	286	+	solely for that purpose.
128	287		(2) BOARD. The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control
129	288		Board.
130	289		(3) CHILD-RESISTANT PACKAGING. Liquid nicotine
131	290		container packaging meeting the requirements of 15 U.S.C. §
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133	292		(4) COMMISSIONER. The Commissioner of the Department of
134	293		Revenue.
135	294		(5) DELIVERY SALE. The delivery sale of tobacco,
136	295		tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery systems,
137	296		e-liquids, or alternative nicotine products.
138	297		(5)(6) DISTRIBUTION. To sell, barter, exchange, or give
139	298		tobacco or tobacco products for promotional purposes or for
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141	300		(6)(7) ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM. Any
142	301		electronic device that uses a battery and heating element in
143	302		combination with an e-liquid or tobacco , or substitutes
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	332	+	combination with an e-liquid or tobacco , or substitutes
144	333		thereof, to produce a vapor that delivers nicotine or other
145	334		substances to the individual inhaling from the device to
146	335		simulate smoking, and includes, but is not limited to,
147	336		products that may be offered to, purchased by, or marketed to
148	337		consumers as an electronic cigarette, electronic cigar,
149	338		electronic cigarillo, electronic pipe, electronic hookah, vape
150	339		pen, vape tool, vaping device, or any variation of these
151	340		terms. The term also includes any e-liquid intended to be
152	341		vaporized in any device included in this subdivision.
153	342		(7)(8) ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEM RETAILER.
154	343		Any retail business which offers for sale electronic nicotine
155	344		delivery systems.
156	345		(8)(9) E-LIQUID. A liquid that contains nicotine or
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186		-	(8)(9) E-LIQUID. A liquid that contains nicotine or
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188	347		ingredients that are intended for use in an electronic
189	348		nicotine delivery system. The term includes e-liquid
190	349		substitutes, tobacco substitutes, and any other product that
191		-	may be used in conjunction with an electronic nicotine
192		-	delivery system, or other substances, including, but not
193		-	limited to, CBD oil.
	350	+	may be used in conjunction with an electronic cigarette,
	351	+	electronic nicotine delivery system, or other electronic
	352	+	battery-powered device to deliver nicotine or other
	353	+	substances, including, but not limited to, CBD oil, THC oil,
	354	+	herbal extracts, and nicotine salts, or analogs thereof, into
	355	+	the body through the inhalation of vapor.
194	356		(9)(10) E-LIQUID MANUFACTURER. Any person who
195	357		manufactures, fabricates, assembles, processes, mixes,
196	358		prepares, labels, repacks, or relabels an e-liquid to be
197	359		sealed in final packaging intended for consumer use. This term
	360	+	includes an owner of a brand or formula for an e-liquid who
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199	391		contracts with another person to complete the fabrication and
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202	394		(10)(11) FDA. The United States Food and Drug
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204	396		(11)(12) LIQUID NICOTINE CONTAINER. A bottle or other
205	397		container of a liquid product that is intended to be vaporized
206	398		and inhaled using an electronic nicotine delivery system. The
207	399		term does not include a container holding liquid that is
208	400		intended for use in a vapor product if the container is
209	401		pre-filledprefilled and sealed by the manufacturer and is not
210	402		intended to be opened by the consumer.
211	403		(12)(13) MINOR. Any individual under the age of 19 21
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213	405		(13)(14) PERSON. Any natural person, firm, partnership,
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248	410		(14)(15) PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION. Any one or more of
249	411		the following documents used for purposes of determining the
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259	451		photograph and date of birth of the presenting individual.
260	452		e. For legal mail order purposes only, a valid signed
261	453		certification that will verify the individual is 21 years of
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263	455		(15)(16) RESPONSIBLE VENDOR PROGRAM. A program
264	456		administered by the board to encourage and support vendors in
265	457		training employees in legal and responsible sales practices.
266	458		(16)(17) SAMPLER. Any business or person who
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270	461		(17)(18) SELF-SERVICE DISPLAY. A display that contains
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304		-	and from which the purchasers can readily access tobacco or
305		-	tobacco products without the assistance of the tobacco permit
306		-	holder or an employee of the permit holder. A display case
307		-	that holds tobacco or tobacco products behind locked doors
308		-	does not constitute a self-service display.
	462	+	tobacco or tobacco products and is located in an area openly
	463	+	accessible to purchasers at retail and from which the
	464	+	purchasers can readily access tobacco or tobacco products
	465	+	without the assistance of the tobacco permit holder or an
	466	+	employee of the permit holder. A display case that holds
	467	+	tobacco or tobacco products behind locked doors does not
	468	+	constitute a self-service display.
309	469		(18)(19) SPECIALTY RETAILER OF ELECTRONIC NICOTINE
310	470		DELIVERY SYSTEMS. A business establishment at which any of the
311	471		following are true:
312	472		a. The trade name includes the words vape, vapor, or
313	473		any variation of the terms which may indicate that the
314		-	business sells electronic nicotine delivery systems,
315		-	alternative nicotine products, or e-liquids.
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316	506		a. The sale of electronic nicotine delivery systems
317	507		accounts for more than 35 percent of the total quarterly gross
318	508		receipts for the establishment b. The provided list of intended
319	509		inventory includes 50 percent or more of electronic nicotine
320	510		delivery systems or alternative nicotine products, or both, by
321	511		quantity, by value, or both.
322	512		c. At any time after a permit has been issued, the
323	513		inventory maintained by the business includes 50 percent or
324	514		more of electronic nicotine delivery systems or alternative
325	515		nicotine products, or both, by quantity, by value, or both.
326	516		b.d. Twenty percent or more of the public retail floor
327	517		space is allocated for the offering, displaying, or storage of
328	518		electronic nicotine delivery systems.
329	519		c.e. Twenty percent or more of the total shelf space,
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361	521		accessible only to employees, is allocated for the offering,
362	522		displaying, or storage of electronic nicotine delivery
363	523		systems.
364	524		d.f. The retail space features a self-service display
365	525		for electronic nicotine delivery systems.
366	526		e.g. Samples of electronic nicotine delivery systems
367	527		are offered to customers.
368	528		f.h. Liquids intended to be vaporized through the use
369	529		of an electronic nicotine delivery system are may be produced
370	530		at the facility or are may be produced by the owner of the
371	531		establishment or any of its agents or employees for sale at
372	532		the establishment .
373	533		(19)(20) TOBACCO or TOBACCO PRODUCT. Any product made
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374	564		or derived from tobacco that is intended for human
375	565		consumption, including any component, part, or accessory of a
376	566		tobacco product, except for raw materials other than tobacco
377	567		used in manufacturing a component, part, or accessory of a
378	568		tobacco product, but does not include an article that is a
379	569		drug under Section 201(g)(1) of the Federal Food, Drug, and
380	570		Cosmetic Act, a device under Section 201(h) of the Federal
381	571		Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, or a combination product
382	572		described in Section 503(g) of the Federal Food, Drug, and
383	573		Cosmetic Act.
384	574		(20)(21) TOBACCO PERMIT. A permit issued by the board
385	575		to allow the permit holder to engage in the distribution of
386	576		tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery
387	577		systems, e-liquids, or alternative nicotine products at the
388	578		location identified in the permit.
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419	579		(21)(22) TOBACCO SPECIALTY STORE. A business that
420	580		derives at least 75 percent of its revenue from tobacco or
421		-	tobacco products.
422		-	(23) TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE. Products, including electronic
423		-	nicotine cigarettes or other electronic or battery-powered
424		-	devices, which contain or are designed to deliver nicotine or
425		-	other substances into the body through the inhalation of vapor
426		-	and which have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug
427		-	Administration for tobacco cessation or other medical
428		-	purposes."
	581	+	tobacco products."
429	582		"§28-11-3
430	583		The board, in conjunction with federal, state, and
431	584		local law enforcement agencies, shall enforce state and
432	585		federal laws that prohibit the distribution of tobacco,
433	586		tobacco products, alternative nicotine products, e-liquids,
434	587		and electronic nicotine delivery systems to individuals under
435	588		the age of 21 years of age. Notwithstanding the foregoing, for
436	589		purposes of inspections and enforcement actions undertaken
437	590		pursuant to this section, individuals under the age of 21
438	591		years of age may be enlisted to attempt to purchase or
439	592		purchase tobacco, tobacco products, alternative nicotine
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440	623		products, e-liquids, and electronic nicotine delivery systems,
441	624		provided that individuals under the age of 18 years of age
442	625		shall have the prior written consent of a parent or legal
443	626		guardian, and provided further that the individuals shall be
444	627		directly supervised during the conduct of each inspection or
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476	629		law enforcement officer , or by a sheriff or head of police of
477	630		any county, city, town, or other political subdivision, or by
478	631		a deputy or officer thereof. No individual under the age of 21
479	632		years may misrepresent his or her age for the purpose of
480	633		purchasing or attempting to purchase tobacco, tobacco
481	634		products, alternative nicotine products, or electronic
482	635		nicotine delivery systems. If questioned about his or her age
483	636		during an attempt to purchase or receive tobacco, tobacco
484	637		products, alternative nicotine products, or electronic
485	638		nicotine delivery systems, an individual under the age of 21
486	639		years shall state his or her true age. A photograph or video
487	640		recording of any individual under the age of 21 years
488	641		assisting in an inspection or enforcement action shall be
489	642		taken prior to the investigation. The appearance of an
490	643		individual under the age of 21 years participating in an
491	644		inspection or enforcement action shall not be altered at the
492	645		time of the inspection ."
493	646		"§28-11-5
494	647		The board may use funding, if available, from the
495	648		Department of Mental Health, other state or federal agencies,
496	649		grants, and private or public organizations to enforce this
497	650		chapter and to provide and distribute prevention materials
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498	681		related to tobacco, tobacco products, alternative nicotine
499	682		products, e-liquids, and electronic nicotine delivery systems
500	683		and nicotine prevention materials to retail tobacco merchants
501	684		and specialty retailers of electronic nicotine delivery
502	685		systems. The materials shall provide information regarding
503	686		state and federal laws that prohibit access to tobacco,
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534	687		tobacco products, alternative nicotine products, e-liquids,
535	688		and electronic nicotine delivery systems by individuals under
536	689		the age of 21 years of age and other appropriate information.
537	690		The board may also provide consultation services for
538	691		establishing programs to minimize or eliminate sales of
539	692		tobacco, tobacco products, alternative nicotine products,
540	693		e-liquids, and electronic nicotine delivery systems to
541	694		individuals under the age of 21 years of age pursuant to the
542	695		responsible vendor program."
543	696		"§28-11-6.1
544	697		(a) No tobacco, tobacco product, alternative nicotine
545	698		product, e-liquid, or electronic nicotine delivery system
546	699		shall be distributed by use of a vending machine unless the
547	700		machine:
548	701		(1) Is located in an area in which individuals under
549	702		the age of 21 years are not permitted access; or
550	703		(2) Dispenses tobacco, tobacco products, alternative
551	704		nicotine products, or electronic nicotine delivery systems
552	705		through the operation of a device that requires the tobacco
553	706		permit holder or an employee of the permit holder to control
554	707		the distribution of the product.
555	708		(b) No tobacco, tobacco product, alternative nicotine
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556	739		product, or electronic nicotine delivery system shall be
557	740		distributed at retail by use of a vending machine if placed
558	741		together with any non-tobacco product or non-nicotine product,
559	742		other than matches, in the machine ."
560	743		"§28-11-6.2
561	744		(a) No tobacco, tobacco product, alternative nicotine
562	745		product, e-liquid, or electronic nicotine delivery system
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592		-	product, e-liquid, or electronic nicotine delivery system
593		-	shall be distributed sold, furnished, or given away at retail
594		-	through a self-service display unless the display is a vending
595		-	machine as permitted under Section 28-11-6.1 or is located in
596		-	a tobacco specialty store or at a specialty retailer of
597		-	electronic nicotine delivery systems and is located in an area
598		-	in which individuals under 21 years of age are not permitted
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	746	+	shall be distributed at retail through a self-service display
	747	+	unless the display is a vending machine as permitted under
	748	+	Section 28-11-6.1 or is located in a tobacco specialty store
	749	+	or at a specialty retailer of electronic nicotine delivery
	750	+	systems and is located in an area in which individuals under
	751	+	21 years of age are not permitted access .
600	752		(b) A violation of this section shall be subject to the
601	753		penalties provided in Section 28-11-9. "
602	754		"§28-11-7
603	755		(a)(1) Any person who distributes tobacco, tobacco
604	756		products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, or alternative
605	757		nicotine products within this state shall first obtain a
606	758		permit from the board for each location of distribution. There
607	759		is no fee for the permit. Upon application, there shall be a
608	760		one-time, nonrefundable filing fee of fifty dollars ($50), in
609	761		addition to a permit fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150),
610	762		which shall be renewed annually. The one-time filing fee shall
611	763		apply only to new applicants for a permit on or after the
612	764		effective date of the act amending this section.
613	765		(2) The fees collected under this subsection shall be
614	766		distributed as follows:
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615	797		a. Seventy-five percent shall be deposited into the
616	798		Tobacco Licensing and Compliance Fund to be used for
617	799		operational costs of enforcing this chapter and tobacco and
618	800		nicotine prevention education.
619	801		b. Twenty-five percent shall be deposited into the
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650	802		Public Safety Fund of the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency
651	803		to be used for the enforcement of this chapter.
652	804		(b) Any person who maintains No person may maintain a
653	805		tobacco, tobacco product, electronic nicotine delivery system,
654	806		e-liquid, or alternative nicotine product vending machine on
655	807		his or her property in this state shall first obtain a permit
656	808		from the board for each machine at each machine location. The
657	809		permit for each machine shall be posted in a conspicuous place
658	810		on the machine.
659		-	(c) A permit shall be valid only for the ~~location~~
660		-	specified in the permit application.
	811	+	(c) A permit shall be valid only for the
	812	+	locationaddress specified in the permit application.
661	813		(d) A permit is not transferable or assignable and
662	814		shall be renewed annually. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if If
663	815		a location for which a permit ishas been obtained is sold or
664	816		transferred, the permit , after submission of an application to
665	817		transfer and a transfer fee of fifty dollars ($50), shallmay
666	818		be transferred to the person obtaining control of the location
667	819		and shall be valid for 30 days after the transfer during which
668	820		time a new permit shall be obtained , subject to approval by
669	821		the board. The transferee shall meet any requirements,
670	822		established by the rule of the board, required for a permit
671	823		holder. The permitted transfer shall be effective for the
672	824		duration of the license year, and the transferee shall renew
673		-	the permit annually as provided in subsection (a). If a
674		-	permitted business moves to a new location within the same
675		-	governing jurisdiction, the business owner may apply for a
676		-	location transfer as provided in this subsection. No more than
677		-	one of each transfer type shall occur during a permit year.
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	855	+	the permit annually as provided in subsection (a).
708	856		(e) If feasible, the board by rule may adopt procedures
709	857		for the issuance and renewal of permits which combine tobacco
710	858		permit procedures with the application and licensing
711	859		procedures for alcoholic beverages."
712	860		"§28-11-9
713	861		(a) Subject to the Alabama Administrative Procedure
714	862		Act, Chapter 22 of Title 41, the board shall have full and
715	863		final authority as to the suspension or revocation for cause
716	864		of any permit issued pursuant to this chapter.
717	865		(1) The board may appoint a hearing commission of at
718	866		least three persons which may do all of the following:
719	867		a. Hear and decide all contested applications for
720	868		permits.
721	869		b. Hear and decide all charges against any permit
722	870		holder or employee of a permit holder for violations of this
723	871		chapter, the law, or the rules of the board.
724	872		c. Revoke or suspend permits as provided in this
725	873		chapter.
726	874		d. Levy administrative fines upon permit holders or
727	875		employees of permit holders .
728	876		(2) No member of the hearing commission shall
729	877		participate in the hearing or disposition of any application
730	878		for a permit or charge against a permit holder or an employee
731	879		of a permit holder if he or she has an interest therein or was
732	880		involved in the investigation.
733	881		(b) The board, or a hearing commission appointed by the
734	882		board, upon finding that a permit holder or any partner,
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735	913		member, employee, officer, or director of the permit holder
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766	914		has violated any of the laws of this state or the United
767	915		States relating to the manufacture, sale, possession, or
768	916		transportation of tobacco, tobacco products, electronic
769	917		nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or alternative nicotine
770	918		products, or that the permit holder has acted in a manner
771	919		prejudicial to the welfare, health, peace, temperance, and
772	920		safety of the people of the community or of the state, may
773	921		upon due notice and hearing, may levy administrative fines or
774	922		suspend or revoke the permit issued by the board, or a
775	923		combination of all three , as provided in subsection (e) . In
776	924		all cases where the board or hearing commission shall
777	925		levylevies an administrative fine or suspend or revoke
778	926		suspends or revokes a permit, itthe board shall set forth its
779	927		findings of fact, the evidence from which the findings of
780	928		facts are made, and the reasons upon which its actions are
781	929		based.
782	930		(c) The fines as specified in subsection (e) shall be
783	931		applicable per each violation. The permit holder or employee
784	932		shall remit the administrative fine to the board within seven
785	933		calendar days from the day that the administrative fine is
786	934		levied. Failure by the permit holder to pay the administrative
787	935		fine within that time period shall result in an automatic
788	936		suspension of the permit until the administrative fine is
789	937		paid.
790	938		(d) The maximum length of suspension of a permit
791	939		pursuant to this chapter shall be one year. A permit holder
792	940		shall be ineligible to hold a permit pursuant to this chapter
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824	972		expiration or removal of the suspension. A permit holder whose
825	973		permit is revoked by the board or the hearing commission shall
826	974		be, at the discretion of the board or hearing commission,
827	975		ineligible to hold a permit pursuant to this chapter until the
828	976		expiration of one year from the date the permit is revoked at
829	977		the location where the violation occurred.
830	978		(e) The following administrative fines maypenalties
831	979		shall be levied for violations of this chapter against valid
832	980		permit holders or employees, or both :
833	981		(1) Upon conviction for For a first violation at a
834		-	location in a ~~two~~-year period by the permit holder or an
	982	+	location in a four-year period by the permit holder or an
835	983		employee of the permit holder , the board or hearing commission
836	984		may levy a fine against the permit holder of not more than
837		-	five hundred dollars ($500) may offer the permit holder an
	985	+	five hundred dollars ($500) or may offer the permit holder an
838	986		opportunity to provide training sessions administered by the
839		-	Responsible Vendor Program in lieu of an administrative fine
840		-	upon the permit holder and the employee, if the violation is
841		-	by an employee, of not more than two hundred dollars ($200) .
	987	+	Responsible Vendor Program in lieu of anthe administrative
	988	+	fine upon the permit holder and the employee, if the violation
	989	+	is by an employee, of not more than two hundred dollars
	990	+	($200).
842	991		(2) Upon conviction of For a second violation at the
843		-	same location within a two-year period, the board or ~~hearing~~
844		-	commission mayshall levy an administrative fine upon ~~the~~
845		-	permit holder and the employee, if the violation is by an
	992	+	same location within a two-yearfour-year period, the board or
	993	+	hearing commission mayshall levy an administrative fine upon
	994	+	the permit holder and the employee, if the violation is by an
846	995		employee, of not more than four hundred dollars ($400) seven
847	996		hundred fifty dollars ($750) .
848	997		(3) Upon conviction of a third or subsequent violation
849	998		at the same location within a two-year period, the board or
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882		-	employee, of not more than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750).
883	1032		(4) Upon conviction of (3) For a fourththird or
884		-	subsequent violation at the same location within a ~~two-year~~
885		-	period, the board or hearing commission ~~mayshall levy an~~
886		-	administrative fine upon the permit holder ~~and the employee,~~
887		-	if the violation is by an employee, of not ~~more than one~~
888		-	thousand dollars ($1,000) and may suspend or ~~revoke the~~
889		-	permit.
	1033	+	subsequent violation at the same location within a
	1034	+	two-yearfour-year period, the board or hearing commission
	1035	+	mayshall levy an administrative fine upon the permit holder
	1036	+	and the employee, if the violation is by an employee, of not
	1037	+	more than one thousand dollars ($1,000) and may suspend or
	1038	+	revoke the permit.
890	1039		(f) Before imposition of any administrative
891	1040		finepenalty, the permit holder shall be afforded all
892	1041		procedural rights to due process in addition to those rights
893	1042		guaranteed by the Alabama Administrative Procedure Act,
894	1043		Chapter 22 of Title 41."
895	1044		"§28-11-10
896	1045		The Tobacco Licensing and Compliance Fund is hereby
897	1046		created in the State Treasury. The fund shall be administered
898	1047		by the Licensing and Compliance Division of the board. All
899	1048		fees and other funds collected by the board pursuant to this
900	1049		chapter shall be deposited into the State General Fund. State
901	1050		Treasury to the credit of the fund. Amounts deposited into the
902	1051		fund shall be budgeted and allotted in accordance with
903	1052		Sections 41-4-80 through 41-4-96 and Sections 41-19-1 through
904	1053		41-19-12. Monies in the fund shall be used by the Licensing
905	1054		and Compliance Division of the board for tobacco and nicotine
906	1055		prevention education, operational costs associated with
907	1056		regulating permitted locations, and the enforcement of this
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	1086	+	regulating permitted locations, and the enforcement of this
908	1087		chapter."
909	1088		"§28-11-12
910		-	(a) An advisory board shall be established to monitor
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940	1089		(a) An advisory board shall be established to monitor
941	1090		the implementation of this chapter. The advisory board shall
942	1091		meet at least quarterly. Representation shall consist of one
943	1092		representative from each of the following:
944	1093		(1) The Office of the Governor.
945	1094		(2) The Office of the Attorney General.
946	1095		(3) The Department of Mental Health.
947	1096		(4) The Department of Public Health.
948	1097		(5) The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
949	1098		(6) The Senate as appointed by the Lieutenant Governor.
950	1099		(7) The House of Representatives as appointed by the
951	1100		Speaker of the House of Representatives.
952	1101		(8) The Alabama Oilmen's Association and the Alabama
953	1102		Convenience Store Operators Petroleum & Convenience Marketers
954	1103		of Alabama Association as appointed by the Governor and
955	1104		selected from three nominees submitted by the association.
956	1105		(9) The Alabama Retail Association as appointed by the
957	1106		Governor and selected from three nominees submitted by the
958	1107		association.
959	1108		(10) The Alabama Grocers'Grocers Association as
960	1109		appointed by the Governor and selected from three nominees
961	1110		submitted by the association.
962	1111		(11) The Breathe Easier Alliance of Alabama as
963	1112		appointed by the Governor and selected from three nominees
964	1113		submitted by the entity.
965	1114		(12) The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency.
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	1144	+	(12) The Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency.
966	1145		(13) The Department of Revenue.
967	1146		(14) The Alabama Chapter of the American Academy of
968		-	Pediatrics, as appointed by the entity.
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998	1147		Pediatrics, as appointed by the entity.
999	1148		(15) The executive director of Children First.
1000	1149		(b) The membershipappointing authorities of the
1001	1150		advisory board shall becoordinate their appointments to assure
1002	1151		membership is inclusive and reflectreflects the racial,
1003	1152		gender, geographic, urban/ruralurban, rural, and economic
1004	1153		diversity of the state.
1005	1154		(c) The chair of the advisory board shall be a
1006	1155		representative from the board who shall be responsible for the
1007	1156		conduct of the meetings and any correspondence derived
1008	1157		therefrom.
1009	1158		(d) Other than the legislative appointees, each
1010	1159		representative shall be appointed by his or her respective
1011	1160		department head, and shall hold the appointment for a one-year
1012	1161		term.
1013	1162		(e) A representative may be reappointed as deemed
1014	1163		appropriate by his or her department head, or in the case of
1015	1164		legislative appointees, the Lieutenant Governor or Speaker of
1016	1165		the House of Representatives.
1017	1166		(f) The advisory board may issue written
1018	1167		recommendations for program modification to the board."
1019	1168		"§28-11-13
1020	1169		(a)(1)It is unlawful for any An individual under the
1021	1170		age of 21 years of age may notto purchase, use, possess, or
1022	1171		transport tobacco, a tobacco product, an electronic nicotine
1023	1172		delivery system or other electronic battery-powered device
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1024	1203		capable of being used to deliver any e-liquid, e-liquid
1025		-	substitute, tobacco, CBD oil, herbal extract, or nicotine
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1056		-	salt, or any analog thereof, or any other substance to the
1057		-	individual through the inhalation of vapor , or an alternative
1058		-	nicotine product within this state.
	1204	+	substitute, tobacco, CBD oil, THC oil, herbal extract, or
	1205	+	nicotine salt, or any analog thereof, or any other substance
	1206	+	to the individual through the inhalation of vapor , or an
	1207	+	alternative nicotine product within this state.
1059	1208		(2) For purposes of this subsection, a violation is
1060	1209		committed upon possession of an electronic nicotine delivery
1061	1210		system or other electronic battery-powered device as described
1062	1211		in subdivision (1), irrespective of which particular e-liquid
1063	1212		or other substance, if any, was contained in the device.
1064	1213		(b) It shall not be unlawful for Notwithstanding
1065	1214		subsection (a), an individual under the age of 21 years of age
1066	1215		who is an employee of a tobacco, tobacco product, electronic
1067	1216		nicotine delivery system, or alternative nicotine product
1068	1217		permit holder tomay handle, transport, or sell tobacco, a
1069	1218		tobacco product, an electronic nicotine delivery system, or an
1070	1219		alternative tobacco product , provided if the employee is
1071	1220		acting within the line and scope of employment and the permit
1072	1221		holder, or an employee of the permit holder who is 21 years of
1073	1222		age or older, is present.
1074	1223		(b)(c)It is unlawful for any An individual under the
1075	1224		age of 21 years of age may notto present or offer to another
1076	1225		person proof of identification which is false, fraudulent, or
1077	1226		not actually his or her own proof of identification in order
1078	1227		to buy, receive, or otherwise obtain, or attempt to buy,
1079	1228		receive, or otherwise obtain, any tobacco, tobacco product,
1080	1229		electronic nicotine delivery system, e-liquid, or alternative
1081	1230		nicotine product.
1082		-	(d)(1) Except as otherwise provided, a violation of
1083		-	this chapter by a person under 18 years of age shall
1084		-	constitute a delinquent act and be subject to the exclusive
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1114		-	constitute a delinquent act and be subject to the exclusive
1115		-	jurisdiction of the juvenile court.
1116		-	(2) A violation of this chapter by an individual 18
1117		-	years of age or older but under 21 years of age shall be
1118		-	punished as follows and assessed no other court costs or fees:
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	1260	+	nicotine product.
	1261	+	(d)(1) Except as otherwise provided in Section 2 of the
	1262	+	act amending this section, an individual under 21 years of age
	1263	+	shall be punished as follows and assessed no other court costs
	1264	+	or fees:
1119	1265		a. For a first violation, a written warning.
1120	1266		b. For a second violation, community service of eight
1121	1267		hours.
1122	1268		c. For a third or subsequent violation, community
1123	1269		service of 16 hours and a fine of one hundred dollars ($100).
	1270	+	(2) Violations shall not be considered criminal
	1271	+	offenses.
	1272	+	(3) The disposition of any individual under 18 years of
	1273	+	age charged with a violation of this section shall be subject
	1274	+	to the exclusive jurisdiction of the juvenile court and the
	1275	+	individual shall be subject to Article 2 of Chapter 15 of
	1276	+	Title 12.
1124	1277		(c)(e) If a minoran individual under 18 years of age is
1125	1278		cited for any violation under this section, the citing agency
1126	1279		shall make reasonable efforts to notify a parent, legal
1127	1280		guardian, or legal custodian of the minor unless the
1128	1281		minorindividual that the individual was cited for the
1129	1282		violation. This subsection does not apply if the individual
1130	1283		has been emancipated by court order or operation of law."
1131	1284		"§28-11-14
1132	1285		(a)(1) Any tobacco, tobacco product, alternative
1133	1286		nicotine product, e-liquid, electronic nicotine delivery
1134	1287		system, or false proof of identification found in the
1135	1288		possession of an individual under the age of 21 years of age
1136		-	is contraband and subject to seizure by any law enforcement
1137		-	officer.
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	1318	+	possession of an individual under the age of 21 years of age
	1319	+	is contraband and subject to seizure by agents of the board or
	1320	+	any law enforcement officer.
1138	1321		(2) Prohibited tobacco, tobacco products, electronic
1139	1322		nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine
1140	1323		products kept, stored, or deposited in any place in this state
1141	1324		for the purpose of unlawful sale or unlawful disposition or
1142	1325		unlawful furnishing or distribution, and the vessels and
1143		-	533
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1172		-	unlawful furnishing or distribution, and the vessels and
1173	1326		receptacles in which the products are contained are declared
1174	1327		to be contraband and shall be seized and forfeited to the
1175	1328		state and may be condemned for destruction pursuant to the
1176		-	procedures set out in Article 11 of Chapter 4 concerning
1177		-	alcoholic beverages.
	1329	+	procedures of Article 11 of Chapter 4.
1178	1330		(3) Prohibited tobacco, tobacco products, electronic
1179	1331		nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine
1180	1332		products may be searched for, seized, and ordered to be
1181		-	destroyed pursuant to the procedures ~~set out in~~ Article 11 of
1182		-	~~Chapter~~ 4 ~~concerning alcoholic beverages~~.
	1333	+	destroyed pursuant to the procedures of Article 11 of Chapter
	1334	+	4.
1183	1335		(b) In any criminal prosecutions against a person for a
1184	1336		violation of this chapter, on conviction, the court may order
1185	1337		the destruction of any prohibited tobacco, tobacco products,
1186	1338		electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, and
1187	1339		alternative nicotine products which were: (i) sold, offered
1188	1340		for sale, possessed, or otherwise disposed of by the
1189	1341		defendant; (ii) employed by the defendant for use or
1190	1342		disposition at any unlawful establishment by the defendant;
1191	1343		(iii) possessed or used in conducting the business of a
1192	1344		tobacco dealer; or (iv) used as evidence in the case.
1193	1345		(c) All fixtures, equipment, materials, and personal
1194	1346		property used in substantial connection with the sale or
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	1376	+	property used in substantial connection with the sale or
1195	1377		possession of tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine
1196	1378		delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
1197		-	involved in a violation of this article shall be subject to
1198		-	the same seizure and forfeiture procedures as provided
1199		-	pursuant to Article 11 of Chapter 4.
1200		-	(d) The board shall dispose of electronic nicotine
1201		-	561
1202		-	562
1203		-	563
1204		-	564
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	1379	+	involved in a knowing and intentional violation of this
	1380	+	article shall be subject to the same seizure and forfeiture
	1381	+	procedures as provided pursuant to Article 11 of Chapter 4.
1230	1382		(d) The board shall dispose of electronic nicotine
1231	1383		delivery systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine products
1232		-	seized under this ~~chapter~~ by destruction as provided by rule
	1384	+	seized under this section by destruction as provided by rule
1233	1385		of the board. Any person from whom an electronic nicotine
1234	1386		delivery system, e-liquid, or alternative nicotine product is
1235	1387		seized and destroyed pursuant to this section shall be subject
1236	1388		to a fee, to be determined based on the cost of the
1237	1389		destruction and disposal of the electronic nicotine delivery
1238	1390		system, e-liquid, or alternative nicotine product as hazardous
1239	1391		waste. Any individual under the age of 21 years violating
1240	1392		Section 28-11-13 shall be issued a citation similar to a
1241	1393		uniform nontraffic citation and shall be fined not less than
1242	1394		ten dollars ($10) nor more than fifty dollars ($50) for each
1243	1395		violation, and shall be assessed no other court costs or fees.
1244	1396		(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the
1245	1397		disposition of any violation shall be within the jurisdiction
1246	1398		of the district or municipal court and not the juvenile court.
1247	1399		Violations shall not be considered criminal offenses and shall
1248	1400		be administratively adjudicated by the district or municipal
1249	1401		court.
1250	1402		(e) Nothing in this section shall apply to any
1251	1403		manufacturer of alternative nicotine products that were
1252		-	commercially marketed in the United States before February 15,
1253		-	2007."
	1404	+	manufactured before February 15, 2007, and that are not sold,
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	1434	+	manufactured before February 15, 2007, and that are not sold,
	1435	+	furnished, or distributed in this state. "
1254	1436		"§28-11-16
1255	1437		"(a)(1) A retailer or manufacturer of electronic
1256	1438		nicotine delivery systems , e-liquids, or alternative nicotine
1257	1439		products may not advertise an electronic nicotine delivery
1258		-	system, e-liquid, or an alternative nicotine product in any of
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1288	1440		system, e-liquid, or an alternative nicotine product in any of
1289	1441		the following ways:
1290	1442		a. As a tobacco cessation product.
1291	1443		b. As a healthier alternative to smoking.
1292	1444		c. As available for purchase in any variety of flavors
1293	1445		other than tobacco, mint, or menthol on any outdoor billboard.
1294	1446		d. On any outdoor billboard located within 1,000 feet
1295	1447		of any public or private K-12 school or public playground.
1296	1448		(2) Paragraphs a. and b. of subdivision (1) are not
1297	1449		applicable to products that have received an order from the
1298	1450		FDA permitting the product to be marketed as a modified risk
1299	1451		tobacco product, and are marketed in accordance with that
1300	1452		order.
1301	1453		(b)(1) A specialty retailer of electronic nicotine
1302	1454		delivery systems or manufacturer of tobacco, tobacco products,
1303	1455		electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
1304	1456		alternative nicotine products may not in any way sponsor,
1305	1457		finance, or advertise a scholarship of any kind using the
1306	1458		brand name of any tobacco product, alternative nicotine
1307	1459		product, e-liquid, or electronic nicotine delivery system.
1308	1460		(2) A specialty retailer of electronic nicotine
1309	1461		delivery systems or manufacturer of tobacco, tobacco products,
1310	1462		electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
	1463	+	688
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	1492	+	electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
1311	1493		alternative nicotine products may not use the brand name of
1312	1494		any tobacco product, alternative nicotine product, e-liquid,
1313	1495		or electronic nicotine delivery system to advertise at or
1314	1496		sponsor any event at a stadium, concert, sporting event, or
1315	1497		other public performance event for which individuals aged 21
1316		-	years of age or older make up less than 85 percent of the
1317		-	617
1318		-	618
1319		-	619
1320		-	620
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1329		-	629
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1346	1498		years of age or older make up less than 85 percent of the
1347	1499		total age demographic of performing participants individuals
1348	1500		performing at the event .
1349	1501		(3) A specialty retailer of electronic nicotine
1350	1502		delivery systems or manufacturer of tobacco, tobacco products,
1351	1503		electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
1352	1504		alternative nicotine products may not advertise a tobacco
1353	1505		product, electronic nicotine delivery system, e-liquid, or
1354	1506		alternative nicotine product in a newspaper, magazine,
1355	1507		periodical, or other print or digital publication distributed
1356	1508		in this state for which less than 85 percent of the viewership
1357	1509		or readership of the publication is made up of individuals 21
1358	1510		years of age or older as measured by competent and reliable
1359	1511		survey evidence.
1360		-	(4) No specialty retailer of electronic nicotine
1361		-	delivery systems shall allow anyone under 21 years of age to
1362		-	be on the permitted premises.
1363	1512		(c)(1) A violation of subsection (a) or subsection (b)
1364	1513		shall result in a one hundred dollar ($100) three hundred
1365	1514		dollar ($300) fine for the first occurrence.
1366	1515		(2) A second or subsequent violation of subsection (a)
1367	1516		or subsection (b) shall result in a five hundred dollar
1368	1517		($500)seven hundred fifty dollar ($750) fine per occurrence.
1369	1518		(3) Each day a violation of subsection (a) or
1370	1519		subsection (b) persists shall constitute a separate and
1371	1520		subsequent violation.
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	1550	+	subsequent violation.
1372	1551		(d) A retailer or manufacturer of tobacco, tobacco
1373	1552		products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
1374		-	alternative nicotine products may not advertise, market, or
1375		-	645
1376		-	646
1377		-	647
1378		-	648
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1404	1553		alternative nicotine products may not advertise, market, or
1405	1554		offer for sale tobacco, a tobacco product, an electronic
1406	1555		nicotine delivery system, an e-liquid, or an alternative
1407	1556		nicotine product in any of the following ways:
1408	1557		(1) By using, in the labeling or design of the product,
1409	1558		its packaging, or in its advertising or marketing materials,
1410	1559		the terms "candy" or "candies," any variant of these words, or
1411	1560		any other term referencing a type or brand of candy, including
1412	1561		types or brands of candy that do not include the words "candy"
1413	1562		or "candies" in their names or slogans.
1414	1563		(2) By using, in the labeling or design of the product,
1415	1564		its packaging, or in its advertising or marketing materials,
1416	1565		the terms "cake" or "cakes" or "cupcake" or "cupcakes" or
1417	1566		"pie" or "pies," any variant of these words, or any other term
1418	1567		referencing a type or brand of cake, pastry, or pie, including
1419	1568		types or brands of cakes, pastries, or pies that do not
1420	1569		include the words "cake" or "cakes" or "cupcake" or "cupcakes"
1421	1570		or "pie" or "pies" in their names or slogans.
1422	1571		(3) By using, in the labeling or design of the product,
1423	1572		its packaging, or in its advertising or marketing materials,
1424	1573		trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery
1425	1574		that imitates or replicates those of food brands or other
1426	1575		related products that are marketed to minors, including, but
1427	1576		not limited to, breakfast cereal, cookies, juice drinks, soft
1428	1577		drinks, frozen drinks, ice creams, sorbets, sherbets, and
1429	1578		frozen pops.
1430		-	(4) By using, in the labeling or design of the product,
1431		-	its packaging, or in its advertising or marketing materials,
1432		-	trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery
1433		-	673
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1436		-	676
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1451		-	691
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1462		-	trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery
1463		-	that depicts or signifies characters or symbols that are known
1464		-	to appeal primarily to minors, including, but not limited to,
1465		-	superheroes, comic book characters, video game characters,
1466		-	television show characters, movie characters, mythical
1467		-	creatures, unicorns, or that otherwise incorporates related
1468		-	imagery or scenery.
1469		-	(e) The board may adopt rules to implement this
1470		-	section, including rules regarding the suitability of labels
1471		-	and procedures to reject advertising that appeals to minors,
1472		-	including, but not limited to, the design of a product, its
1473		-	packaging, or its advertising or marketing materials, trade
1474		-	dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery. The
1475		-	board may adopt rules to implement an appeal process to review
1476		-	any labels that are denied.
1477		-	(f) Any item found in violation of subsection (d) is a
1478		-	prohibited item and shall be considered contraband and may be
1479		-	seized as provided by Section 28-11-14 by an agent of the
1480		-	board or any law enforcement officer.
1481		-	(g) A specialty retailer of electronic nicotine
1482		-	delivery systems may have a sign indicating the trade name of
1483		-	the business. However, no additional signs, banners, or
1484		-	flashing lights of any kind may be visible to the public from
1485		-	outside of the business advertising that the business sells
1486		-	electronic nicotine delivery systems, alternative nicotine
1487		-	products, or e-liquids, including any depictions or
1488		-	representations of any such products. "
1489		-	"§28-11-17.1
1490		-	(a)(1) Beginning March 1, 2022October 1, 2024, or other
1491		-	701
1492		-	702
1493		-	703
1494		-	704
1495		-	705
1496		-	706
1497		-	707
1498		-	708
1499		-	709
1500		-	710
1501		-	711
1502		-	712
1503		-	713
1504		-	714
1505		-	715
1506		-	716
1507		-	717
1508		-	718
1509		-	719
1510		-	720
1511		-	721
1512		-	722
1513		-	723
1514		-	724
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1520		-	(a)(1) Beginning March 1, 2022October 1, 2024, or other
1521		-	date not more than 30 days following a premarket tobacco
1522		-	application submission deadline issued by the FDA, whichever
1523		-	is later, every e-liquid manufacturer and manufacturer of
1524		-	alternative nicotine products whose products are sold in this
1525		-	state, whether directly or through a distributor, retailer, or
1526		-	similar intermediary or intermediaries, shall execute and
1527		-	deliver on a form prescribed by the commissioner, a
1528		-	certification to the commissioner certifying, under penalty of
1529		-	perjury, whether the product contains any synthetic nicotine
1530		-	or nicotine derived from a source other than tobacco, and that
1531		-	either any of the following apply:
1532		-	a. The product was on the market in the United States
1533		-	as of August 8, 2016, and the manufacturer has applied for a
1534		-	marketing order pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 387j for the e-liquid,
1535		-	e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine delivery
1536		-	system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
1537		-	applicable, by submitting a premarket tobacco product
1538		-	application on or before September 9, 2020, to the FDA; and
1539		-	either of the following is true:
1540		-	1. The premarket tobacco product application for the
1541		-	product remains under review by the FDA.
1542		-	2. The FDA has issued a no marketing order for the
1543		-	e-liquid, e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine
1544		-	delivery system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
1545		-	applicable, from the FDA; however, the agency or a federal
1546		-	court has issued a stay order or injunction during the
1547		-	pendency of the manufacturer's appeal of the no marketing
1548		-	729
1549		-	730
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1551		-	732
1552		-	733
1553		-	734
1554		-	735
1555		-	736
1556		-	737
1557		-	738
1558		-	739
1559		-	740
1560		-	741
1561		-	742
1562		-	743
1563	1579		744
1564	1580		745
1565	1581		746
1566	1582		747
1567	1583		748
1568	1584		749
1569	1585		750
1570	1586		751
1571	1587		752
1572	1588		753
1573	1589		754
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1576		-	pendency of the manufacturer's appeal of the no marketing
1577		-	order.
1578		-	b. The manufacturer has received a marketing order or
1579		-	other authorization under 21 U.S.C. § 387j for the e-liquid,
1580		-	e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine delivery
1581		-	system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
1582		-	applicable, from the FDA.
1583		-	c. For electronic nicotine delivery system and e-liquid
1584		-	products containing nicotine derived from tobacco or any
1585		-	other source, the product was commercially marketed in the
1586		-	United States as of April 12, 2022, and the manufacturer
1587		-	applied for a marketing order pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 387j on
1588		-	or before May 14, 2022; provided, such products meet the
1589		-	following requirements: (i) The product is not a single use or
1590		-	disposable electronic nicotine delivery system; and (ii) the
1591		-	product does not use a sealed, prefilled, and disposable
1592		-	cartridge of nicotine in a solution.
1593		-	(2) In addition to the requirements in subdivision (1),
1594		-	each manufacturer shall provide :
1595		-	a. A a copy of the cover page of the premarket tobacco
1596		-	application with evidence of receipt of the application by the
1597		-	FDA or a copy of the cover page of the marketing order or
1598		-	other authorization issued pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 387j,
1599		-	whichever is applicable.
1600		-	b. Information that clearly identifies each product,
1601		-	submission tracking number (STN), product name, product
1602		-	subcategory, characterizing flavor, and product SKU number.
1603		-	(b) Any manufacturer submitting a certification
1604		-	pursuant to subsection (a) shall notify the commissioner
	1590	+	755
1605	1591		756
1606	1592		757
1607	1593		758
1608	1594		759
1609	1595		760
1610	1596		761
1611	1597		762
1612	1598		763
1613	1599		764
1614	1600		765
1615	1601		766
1616	1602		767
1617	1603		768
1618	1604		769
1619	1605		770
1620		-	771
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	1608	+	frozen pops.
	1609	+	(4) By using, in the labeling or design of the product,
	1610	+	its packaging, or in its advertising or marketing materials,
	1611	+	trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery
	1612	+	that depicts or signifies characters or symbols that are known
	1613	+	to appeal primarily to minors, including, but not limited to,
	1614	+	superheroes, comic book characters, video game characters,
	1615	+	television show characters, movie characters, mythical
	1616	+	creatures, unicorns, or that otherwise incorporates related
	1617	+	imagery or scenery.
	1618	+	(e) The board may adopt rules to implement this
	1619	+	section, including rules regarding the suitability of labels
	1620	+	and procedures to reject advertising that appeals to minors,
	1621	+	including, but not limited to, the design of a product, its
	1622	+	packaging, or its advertising or marketing materials, trade
	1623	+	dress, trademarks, branding, or other related imagery.
	1624	+	(f) Any item found in violation of subsection (d) is a
	1625	+	prohibited item and shall be considered contraband and may be
	1626	+	seized as provided by Section 28-11-14 by an agent of the
	1627	+	board or any law enforcement officer. "
	1628	+	"§28-11-17.1
	1629	+	(a)(1) Beginning March 1, 2022October 1, 2024, or other
	1630	+	date not more than 30 days following a premarket tobacco
	1631	+	application submission deadline issued by the FDA, whichever
	1632	+	is later, every e-liquid manufacturer and manufacturer of
	1633	+	alternative nicotine products whose products are sold in this
	1634	+	state, whether directly or through a distributor, retailer, or
	1635	+	similar intermediary or intermediaries, shall execute and
	1636	+	deliver on a form prescribed by the commissioner, a
1621	1637		772
1622	1638		773
1623	1639		774
1624	1640		775
1625	1641		776
1626	1642		777
1627	1643		778
1628	1644		779
1629	1645		780
1630	1646		781
1631	1647		782
1632		-	783 HB65 Engrossed
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	1648	+	783
	1649	+	784
	1650	+	785
	1651	+	786
	1652	+	787
	1653	+	788
	1654	+	789
	1655	+	790
	1656	+	791
	1657	+	792
	1658	+	793
	1659	+	794
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	1661	+	796
	1662	+	797
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	1666	+	deliver on a form prescribed by the commissioner, a
	1667	+	certification to the commissioner certifying, under penalty of
	1668	+	perjury, whether the product contains any synthetic nicotine
	1669	+	or nicotine derived from a source other than tobacco, and that
	1670	+	either of the following apply:
	1671	+	a. The product was on the market in the United States
	1672	+	as of August 8, 2016, and the manufacturer has applied for a
	1673	+	marketing order pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 387j for the e-liquid,
	1674	+	e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine delivery
	1675	+	system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
	1676	+	applicable, by submitting a premarket tobacco product
	1677	+	application on or before September 9, 2020, to the FDA for
	1678	+	products not containing synthetic nicotine or by submitting a
	1679	+	premarket tobacco product application on or before May 14,
	1680	+	2022, to the FDA for products containing synthetic nicotine ;
	1681	+	and either of the following is true:
	1682	+	1. The premarket tobacco product application for the
	1683	+	product remains under review by the FDA.
	1684	+	2. The FDA has issued a no marketing order for the
	1685	+	e-liquid, e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine
	1686	+	delivery system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
	1687	+	applicable, from the FDA; however, the agency or a federal
	1688	+	court has issued a stay order or injunction during the
	1689	+	pendency of the manufacturer's appeal of the no marketing
	1690	+	order.
	1691	+	b. The manufacturer has received a marketing order or
	1692	+	other authorization under 21 U.S.C. § 387j for the e-liquid,
	1693	+	e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine delivery
	1694	+	system, or alternative nicotine product, whichever is
	1695	+	applicable, from the FDA.
	1696	+	(2) In addition to the requirements in subdivision (1),
	1697	+	800
	1698	+	801
	1699	+	802
	1700	+	803
	1701	+	804
	1702	+	805
	1703	+	806
	1704	+	807
	1705	+	808
	1706	+	809
	1707	+	810
	1708	+	811
	1709	+	812
	1710	+	813
	1711	+	814
	1712	+	815
	1713	+	816
	1714	+	817
	1715	+	818
	1716	+	819
	1717	+	820
	1718	+	821
	1719	+	822
	1720	+	823
	1721	+	824
	1722	+	825
	1723	+	826
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	1728	+	(2) In addition to the requirements in subdivision (1),
	1729	+	each manufacturer shall provide :
	1730	+	a. A a copy of the cover page of the premarket tobacco
	1731	+	application with evidence of receipt of the application by the
	1732	+	FDA or a copy of the cover page of the marketing order or
	1733	+	other authorization issued pursuant to 21 U.S.C. § 387j,
	1734	+	whichever is applicable.
	1735	+	b. Information that clearly identifies each product,
	1736	+	submission tracking number (STN), product name, product
	1737	+	subcategory, characterizing flavor, FDA order date, and type
	1738	+	of order.
	1739	+	(b) Any manufacturer submitting a certification
1634	1740		pursuant to subsection (a) shall notify the commissioner
1635	1741		within 30 days of any material change to the certification,
1636	1742		including issuance by the FDA of any of the following:
1637	1743		(1) A market order or other authorization pursuant to
1638	1744		21 U.S.C. § 387j.
1639	1745		(2) An order requiring a manufacturer to remove a
1640	1746		product from the market either temporarily or permanently.
1641	1747		(3) Any notice of action taken by the FDA affecting the
1642	1748		ability of the new product to be introduced or delivered into
1643	1749		interstate commerce for commercial distribution.
1644	1750		(4) Any change in policy that results in a product no
1645	1751		longer being exempt from federal enforcement oversight.
1646	1752		(c) The commissioner shall develop and maintain a
1647	1753		directory listing all e-liquid manufacturers and manufacturers
1648	1754		of alternative nicotine products that have provided
1649	1755		certifications that comply with subsection (a) and all
1650	1756		products that are listed in those certifications.
	1757	+	830
	1758	+	831
	1759	+	832
	1760	+	833
	1761	+	834
	1762	+	835
	1763	+	836
	1764	+	837
	1765	+	838
	1766	+	839
	1767	+	840
	1768	+	841
	1769	+	842
	1770	+	843
	1771	+	844
	1772	+	845
	1773	+	846
	1774	+	847
	1775	+	848
	1776	+	849
	1777	+	850
	1778	+	851
	1779	+	852
	1780	+	853
	1781	+	854
	1782	+	855
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	1786	+	products that are listed in those certifications.
1651	1787		(d) The commissioner shall do all of the following:
1652	1788		(1) Make the directory available for public inspection
1653	1789		on its website by May 1, 2022.
1654	1790		(2) Update the directory as necessary in order to
1655	1791		correct mistakes and to add or remove e-liquid manufacturers,
1656	1792		manufacturers of alternative nicotine products, or products
1657	1793		manufactured by those manufacturers consistent with the
1658	1794		requirements of subsections (a) and (b) on a monthly basis.
1659	1795		(3) Remove from the directory any product that the
1660	1796		board determines is a prohibited item pursuant to Section
1661	1797		28-11-16(d).
1662		-	(3)(4) Send monthly notifications to each wholesaler,
1663		-	784
1664		-	785
1665		-	786
1666		-	787
1667		-	788
1668		-	789
1669		-	790
1670		-	791
1671		-	792
1672		-	793
1673		-	794
1674		-	795
1675		-	796
1676		-	797
1677		-	798
1678		-	799
1679		-	800
1680		-	801
1681		-	802
1682		-	803
1683		-	804
1684		-	805
1685		-	806
1686		-	807
1687		-	808
1688		-	809
1689		-	810
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1691		-	Page 30
1692	1798		(3)(4) Send monthly notifications to each wholesaler,
1693	1799		jobber, semijobber, retailer, importer, or distributor of
1694	1800		tobacco products that have qualified or registered with the
1695	1801		Department of Revenue, by electronic communication, containing
1696	1802		a list of all changes that have been made to the directory in
1697	1803		the previous month. In lieu of sending monthly notifications,
1698	1804		the commissioner may make the information available in a
1699	1805		prominent place on the Department of Revenue's public website.
1700	1806		(4)(e) Information required to be listed in the
1701	1807		directory shall not be subject to the confidentiality and
1702	1808		disclosure provisions in Section 40-2A-10.
1703	1809		(e)(f) Notwithstanding subsection (a), if an e-liquid
1704	1810		manufacturer or manufacturer of alternative nicotine products
1705	1811		can demonstrate to the commissioner that the FDA has issued a
1706	1812		rule, guidance, or any other formal statement that temporarily
1707	1813		exempts a product from the federal premarket tobacco
1708	1814		application requirements, the product may be added to the
	1815	+	858
	1816	+	859
	1817	+	860
	1818	+	861
	1819	+	862
	1820	+	863
	1821	+	864
	1822	+	865
	1823	+	866
	1824	+	867
	1825	+	868
	1826	+	869
	1827	+	870
	1828	+	871
	1829	+	872
	1830	+	873
	1831	+	874
	1832	+	875
	1833	+	876
	1834	+	877
	1835	+	878
	1836	+	879
	1837	+	880
	1838	+	881
	1839	+	882
	1840	+	883
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	1844	+	application requirements, the product may be added to the
1709	1845		directory upon request by the manufacturer if the manufacturer
1710	1846		provides sufficient evidence that the product is compliant
1711	1847		with the federal rule, guidance, or other formal statement, as
1712	1848		applicable.
1713	1849		(f)(g) Each certifying e-liquid manufacturer and
1714	1850		manufacturer of alternative nicotine products shall pay an
1715	1851		initial fee of two thousand dollars ($2,000) to offset the
1716	1852		costs incurred by the department for processing the
1717	1853		certifications and operating the directory. The commissioner
1718	1854		shall collect an annual renewal fee of five hundred dollars
1719	1855		($500) to offset the costs associated with maintaining the
1720		-	directory and satisfying the requirements of this section. The
1721		-	812
1722		-	813
1723		-	814
1724		-	815
1725		-	816
1726		-	817
1727		-	818
1728		-	819
1729		-	820
1730		-	821
1731		-	822
1732		-	823
1733		-	824
1734		-	825
1735		-	826
1736		-	827
1737		-	828
1738		-	829
1739		-	830
1740		-	831
1741		-	832
1742		-	833
1743		-	834
1744		-	835
1745		-	836
1746		-	837
1747		-	838
1748		-	839 HB65 Engrossed
1749		-	Page 31
1750	1856		directory and satisfying the requirements of this section. The
1751	1857		fees received under this section by the department shall be
1752	1858		used by the department exclusively for processing the
1753	1859		certifications and operating and maintaining the directory.
1754	1860		After the payment of these expenses, two-thirdsone-half of the
1755	1861		remaining funds shall be deposited into the State General
1756	1862		Fund, and the remaining one-thirdone-half shall be distributed
1757	1863		evenly to the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency and to the
1758	1864		Licensing and Compliance Division of the board to be used for
1759	1865		the enforcement of this chapter .
1760	1866		(g)(h) Beginning on September 1, 2021, no e-liquid,
1761	1867		e-liquid in combination with an electronic nicotine delivery
1762	1868		system, or alternative nicotine product that, in the case of
1763	1869		any such product, contains synthetic nicotine or nicotine
1764	1870		derived from a source other than tobacco may be sold or
1765	1871		otherwise distributed in this state without either first
1766	1872		certifying that a premarket tobacco product application was
1767		-	successfully submitted to the FDA and accepted for filing by
1768		-	May 14, 2022, in accordance with the applicable requirements
1769		-	under Section 201(rr) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic
1770		-	Act, or obtaining approval from the FDA for sale as a drug
1771		-	under Section 201(g)(1) of the Federal Food, Drug, and
1772		-	Cosmetic Act, a device under Section 201(h) of the Federal
1773		-	Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, a combination product described
1774		-	in Section 503(g) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act,
1775		-	or some other medical purpose.
1776		-	(h)(i)(1) Beginning May 1, 2022, or on the date that
1777		-	the Department of Revenue first makes the directory available
1778		-	for public inspection on its website as provided in subsection
1779		-	840
1780		-	841
1781		-	842
1782		-	843
1783		-	844
1784		-	845
1785		-	846
1786		-	847
1787		-	848
1788		-	849
1789		-	850
1790		-	851
1791		-	852
1792		-	853
1793		-	854
1794		-	855
1795		-	856
1796		-	857
1797		-	858
1798		-	859
1799		-	860
1800		-	861
1801		-	862
1802		-	863
1803		-	864
1804		-	865
1805		-	866
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1808		-	for public inspection on its website as provided in subsection
1809		-	(d), whichever is later, an An e-liquid manufacturer or
1810		-	manufacturer of alternative nicotine products or electronic
1811		-	nicotine delivery systems who offers for salesells, furnishes,
1812		-	or gives away a product not listed on the directory is subject
1813		-	to a one thousand dollars ($1,000) daily fine for each product
1814		-	offered for sale in violation of this section until the
1815		-	offending product is removed from the market or until the
1816		-	offending product is properly listed on the directory. For
1817		-	purposes of this subdivision "sale" includes a delivery sale
1818		-	of e-liquids or electronic nicotine delivery systems or
1819		-	alternative nicotine products, as defined under this chapter.
1820		-	(2) Any other violation of this section shall result in
1821		-	a fine of five hundred dollars ($500) per offense.
1822		-	(j)(1) When any retail permit holder offers for sale a
1823		-	product not listed on the directory, the board shall assess
1824		-	the following administrative penalties:
1825		-	a. For a first offense within a four-year period, an
1826		-	administrative penalty of five hundred dollars ($500).
1827		-	b. For a second offense within a four-year period, an
1828		-	administrative penalty of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750).
1829		-	c. For a third or subsequent offense within a four-year
1830		-	period, an administrative penalty of one thousand dollars
1831		-	($1,000). In addition, the board may suspend or revoke the
1832		-	permit of the permit holder.
1833		-	(2) All products offered for sale and not listed on the
1834		-	directory shall be considered a prohibited item and declared
1835		-	to be contraband and may be seized and forfeited as provided
1836		-	in Section 28-11-14 by agents of the board or any law
1837		-	868
1838		-	869
1839		-	870
1840		-	871
1841		-	872
1842		-	873
1843		-	874
1844		-	875
1845		-	876
1846		-	877
1847		-	878
1848		-	879
1849		-	880
1850		-	881
1851		-	882
1852		-	883
1853		-	884
1854		-	885
1855	1873		886
1856	1874		887
1857	1875		888
1858	1876		889
1859	1877		890
1860	1878		891
1861	1879		892
1862	1880		893
1863	1881		894
1864		-	895 HB65 Engrossed
1865		-	Page 33
1866		-	in Section 28-11-14 by agents of the board or any law
1867		-	enforcement officer.
1868		-	(k) Any fine collected for a violation of this section
1869		-	shall be deposited into the Education Trust Fund to the credit
1870		-	of the State Board of Education to be used for the
1871		-	establishment and administration of vape awareness, education,
1872		-	and prevention programs and the provision of drug education
1873		-	and prevention curriculum, as provided in Section 2 of the act
1874		-	amending this section.
1875		-	(i)(l) The commissionerAlcoholic Beverage Control Board
1876		-	and the Commissioner of Revenue shall adopt rules for the
1877		-	implementation and enforcement of this section.
1878		-	(m) Nothing in this section shall apply to any
1879		-	manufacturer of alternative nicotine products that were
1880		-	commercially marketed in the United States before February 15,
1881		-	2007."
1882		-	"§28-11-18
1883		-	(a) All liquid nicotine containers offered for sale
1884		-	that are intended to be vaporized in an electronic nicotine
1885		-	delivery system shall be contained in child-resistant
1886		-	packaging.
1887		-	(b) A specialty retailer of tobacco, tobacco products,
1888		-	alternative nicotine products, e-liquids, or electronic
1889		-	nicotine delivery systems shall display in a prominent area of
1890		-	the retail store near the point of sale , an 8 1/2 x 11 inch a
1891		-	sign or signs containing which contains the following
1892		-	statements:
1893		-	(1) "ALABAMA LAW STRICTLY PROHIBITS THE PURCHASE OF
1894		-	TOBACCO, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS ,
	1882	+	895
1895	1883		896
1896	1884		897
1897	1885		898
1898	1886		899
1899	1887		900
1900	1888		901
1901	1889		902
1902	1890		903
1903	1891		904
1904	1892		905
1905	1893		906
1906	1894		907
1907	1895		908
1908	1896		909
1909	1897		910
1910	1898		911
1911	1899		912
1912		-	913
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	1902	+	certifying that a premarket tobacco product application was
	1903	+	successfully submitted to the FDA and accepted for filing by
	1904	+	May 14, 2022, in accordance with the applicable requirements
	1905	+	under Section 201(rr) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic
	1906	+	Act, or obtaining approval from the FDA for sale as a drug
	1907	+	under Section 201(g)(1) of the Federal Food, Drug, and
	1908	+	Cosmetic Act, a device under Section 201(h) of the Federal
	1909	+	Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, a combination product described
	1910	+	in Section 503(g) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act,
	1911	+	or some other medical purpose.
	1912	+	(h)(i)(1) Beginning May 1, 2022, or on the date that
	1913	+	the Department of Revenue first makes the directory available
	1914	+	for public inspection on its website as provided in subsection
	1915	+	(d), whichever is later, an An e-liquid manufacturer or
	1916	+	manufacturer of alternative nicotine products or electronic
	1917	+	nicotine delivery systems who offers for sale a product not
	1918	+	listed on the directory is subject to a one thousand dollars
	1919	+	($1,000) daily fine for each product offered for sale in
	1920	+	violation of this section until the offending product is
	1921	+	removed from the market or until the offending product is
	1922	+	properly listed on the directory. For purposes of this
	1923	+	subdivision "sale" includes a delivery sale of e-liquids or
	1924	+	electronic nicotine delivery systems or alternative nicotine
	1925	+	products, as defined under this chapter.
	1926	+	(2) Any other violation of this section shall result in
	1927	+	a fine of five hundred dollars ($500) per offense.
	1928	+	(j)(1) When any retail permit holder offers for sale a
	1929	+	product not listed on the directory, the board shall assess
	1930	+	the following administrative penalties:
1913	1931		914
1914	1932		915
1915	1933		916
1916	1934		917
1917	1935		918
1918	1936		919
1919	1937		920
1920	1938		921
1921	1939		922
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	1940	+	923
	1941	+	924
	1942	+	925
	1943	+	926
	1944	+	927
	1945	+	928
	1946	+	929
	1947	+	930
	1948	+	931
	1949	+	932
	1950	+	933
	1951	+	934
	1952	+	935
	1953	+	936
	1954	+	937
	1955	+	938
	1956	+	939
	1957	+	940
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	1960	+	the following administrative penalties:
	1961	+	a. For a first offense within a four-year period, an
	1962	+	administrative penalty of five hundred dollars ($500).
	1963	+	b. For a second offense within a four-year period, an
	1964	+	administrative penalty of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750).
	1965	+	c. For a third or subsequent offense within a four-year
	1966	+	period, an administrative penalty of one thousand dollars
	1967	+	($1,000). In addition, the board may suspend or revoke the
	1968	+	permit of the permit holder.
	1969	+	(2) All products offered for sale and not listed on the
	1970	+	directory shall be considered a prohibited item and declared
	1971	+	to be contraband and may be seized and forfeited as provided
	1972	+	in Section 28-11-14 by agents of the board or any law
	1973	+	enforcement officer.
	1974	+	(k) Any fine collected for a violation of this section
	1975	+	shall be deposited into the Education Trust Fund to the credit
	1976	+	of the State Board of Education to be used for the
	1977	+	establishment and administration of vape awareness, education,
	1978	+	and prevention programs and the provision of drug education
	1979	+	and prevention curriculum, as provided in Section 2 of the act
	1980	+	amending this section.
	1981	+	(i)(l) The commissionerAlcoholic Beverage Control Board
	1982	+	and the Commissioner of Revenue shall adopt rules for the
	1983	+	implementation and enforcement of this section."
	1984	+	"§28-11-18
	1985	+	(a) All liquid nicotine containers offered for sale
	1986	+	that are intended to be vaporized in an electronic nicotine
	1987	+	delivery system shall be contained in child-resistant
	1988	+	packaging.
	1989	+	942
	1990	+	943
	1991	+	944
	1992	+	945
	1993	+	946
	1994	+	947
	1995	+	948
	1996	+	949
	1997	+	950
	1998	+	951
	1999	+	952
	2000	+	953
	2001	+	954
	2002	+	955
	2003	+	956
	2004	+	957
	2005	+	958
	2006	+	959
	2007	+	960
	2008	+	961
	2009	+	962
	2010	+	963
	2011	+	964
	2012	+	965
	2013	+	966
	2014	+	967
	2015	+	968
	2016	+	969 HB65 INTRODUCED
	2017	+	Page 37
	2018	+	packaging.
	2019	+	(b) A specialty retailer of tobacco, tobacco products,
	2020	+	alternative nicotine products, e-liquids, or electronic
	2021	+	nicotine delivery systems shall display in a prominent area of
	2022	+	the retail store near the point of sale , an 8 1/2 x 11 inch a
	2023	+	sign or signs containing which contains the following
	2024	+	statements:
	2025	+	(1) "ALABAMA LAW STRICTLY PROHIBITS THE PURCHASE OF
1924	2026		TOBACCO, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS ,
1925	2027		E-LIQUIDS, AND ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY SYSTEMS BY PERSONS
1926	2028		UNDER THE AGE OF 21 YEARS OF AGE. PROOF OF AGE IS REQUIRED. "
1927	2029		(2) "THE USE OF SOME VAPING DEVICES MAY INCREASE YOUR
1928	2030		RISK OF EXPOSURE TO POTENTIALLY TOXIC LEVELS OF HEAVY METALS
1929	2031		SUCH AS LEAD, CHROMIUM, AND NICKEL."
1930	2032		(3)(2) "WARNING: TOBACCO, TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ALTERNATIVE
1931	2033		NICOTINE PRODUCTS, E-LIQUIDS, ELECTRONIC NICOTINE DELIVERY
1932	2034		SYSTEMS, AND VAPING PRODUCTS OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS STORE
1933	2035		CONTAIN NICOTINE UNLESS OTHERWISE MARKED. NICOTINE IS A HIGHLY
1934	2036		ADDICTIVE CHEMICAL WHICH CAN HARM BRAIN DEVELOPMENT IN
1935	2037		CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AND WHICH POSES SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS
1936	2038		TO PREGNANT WOMEN AND THEIR BABIES.
1937	2039		(c) In addition to the requirements of subsection (b),
1938	2040		a retailer of alternative nicotine products, e-liquids, or
1939	2041		electronic nicotine delivery systems shall include the
1940	2042		following statement on the required posted sign:
1941	2043		"THE USE OF SOME VAPING DEVICES MAY INCREASE YOUR RISK
1942	2044		OF EXPOSURE TO POTENTIALLY TOXIC LEVELS OF HEAVY METALS SUCH
1943	2045		AS LEAD, CHROMIUM, AND NICKEL."
1944	2046		(d) Posted signs required by this section, at a
	2047	+	970
	2048	+	971
	2049	+	972
	2050	+	973
	2051	+	974
	2052	+	975
	2053	+	976
	2054	+	977
	2055	+	978
	2056	+	979
	2057	+	980
	2058	+	981
	2059	+	982
	2060	+	983
	2061	+	984
	2062	+	985
	2063	+	986
	2064	+	987
	2065	+	988
	2066	+	989
	2067	+	990
	2068	+	991
	2069	+	992
	2070	+	993
	2071	+	994
	2072	+	995
	2073	+	996
	2074	+	997 HB65 INTRODUCED
	2075	+	Page 38
	2076	+	(d) Posted signs required by this section, at a
1945	2077		minimum, must accurately list the type of products sold at the
1946	2078		retail establishment. If a retailer does not sell all of the
1947	2079		product types listed in the statements described in
1948	2080		subsections (b) or (c), the retailer may amend the products
1949	2081		listed on the sign to accurately reflect the type of products
1950	2082		sold."
1951	2083		Section 2. (a) By July 1, 2024, the State Board of
1952		-	Education shall adopt a model policy for the establishment of
1953		-	924
1954		-	925
1955		-	926
1956		-	927
1957		-	928
1958		-	929
1959		-	930
1960		-	931
1961		-	932
1962		-	933
1963		-	934
1964		-	935
1965		-	936
1966		-	937
1967		-	938
1968		-	939
1969		-	940
1970		-	941
1971		-	942
1972		-	943
1973		-	944
1974		-	945
1975		-	946
1976		-	947
1977		-	948
1978		-	949
1979		-	950
1980		-	951 HB65 Engrossed
1981		-	Page 35
1982	2084		Education shall adopt a model policy for the establishment of
1983	2085		a vape awareness, education, and prevention program to
1984	2086		prohibit the possession and use of prohibited tobacco, tobacco
1985	2087		products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, and
1986	2088		alternative nicotine products by students in K-12 schools.
1987	2089		(b) By September 1, 2024, each local board of education
1988	2090		shall adopt a policy that, at a minimum, contains the criteria
1989	2091		established in the model policy adopted by the State Board of
1990	2092		Education.
1991	2093		(c) The model policy adopted by the State Board of
1992	2094		Education, at a minimum, shall contain all of the following:
1993	2095		(1) A statement prohibiting the possession or use of
1994	2096		tobacco, tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery
1995	2097		systems, e-liquids, and alternative nicotine product, as those
1996	2098		terms are defined under Section 28-11-2, Code of Alabama 1975,
1997	2099		by any student at a K-12 school, on a school bus, or at any
1998	2100		school-sponsored function.
1999	2101		(2) A series of graduated consequences for any student
2000	2102		who violates this policy by possessing or using tobacco,
2001	2103		tobacco products, electronic nicotine delivery systems,
2002	2104		e-liquids, or alternative nicotine products as prohibited by
	2105	+	998
	2106	+	999
	2107	+	1000
	2108	+	1001
	2109	+	1002
	2110	+	1003
	2111	+	1004
	2112	+	1005
	2113	+	1006
	2114	+	1007
	2115	+	1008
	2116	+	1009
	2117	+	1010
	2118	+	1011
	2119	+	1012
	2120	+	1013
	2121	+	1014
	2122	+	1015
	2123	+	1016
	2124	+	1017
	2125	+	1018
	2126	+	1019
	2127	+	1020
	2128	+	1021
	2129	+	1022
	2130	+	1023
	2131	+	1024
	2132	+	1025 HB65 INTRODUCED
	2133	+	Page 39
	2134	+	e-liquids, or alternative nicotine products as prohibited by
2003	2135		this section. Graduated consequences may include, but are not
2004	2136		limited to, in-school suspension, out-of-school suspension, or
2005	2137		alternative school, or any combination thereof, and shall
2006	2138		conform with applicable disability, antidiscrimination, and
2007	2139		education laws and school discipline policies.
2008	2140		(3)a. A requirement that any student in violation of
2009	2141		the prohibition against possession or use of tobacco, tobacco
2010		-	products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
2011		-	952
2012		-	953
2013		-	954
2014		-	955
2015		-	956
2016		-	957
2017		-	958
2018		-	959
2019		-	960
2020		-	961
2021		-	962
2022		-	963
2023		-	964
2024		-	965
2025		-	966
2026		-	967
2027		-	968
2028		-	969
2029		-	970
2030		-	971
2031		-	972
2032		-	973
2033		-	974
2034		-	975
2035		-	976
2036		-	977
2037		-	978
2038		-	979 HB65 Engrossed
2039		-	Page 36
2040	2142		products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
2041	2143		alternative nicotine products be required to attend and
2042	2144		complete a vaping awareness, education, and prevention class
2043	2145		based on curriculum established by the Drug Education Council
2044	2146		and approved by the State Board of Education.
2045	2147		b. An additional requirement that on a second or
2046	2148		subsequent violation, the student must attend and complete the
2047	2149		vaping awareness, education, and prevention class with his or
2048	2150		her parent or legal guardian.
2049	2151		(4) A model complaint form and procedure for reporting
2050	2152		violations of this section. An anonymous report may not be the
2051	2153		basis of imposing formal disciplinary action against a
2052	2154		student.
2053	2155		(5) A procedure for the prompt investigation of reports
2054	2156		of serious violations and complaints, specifying that the
2055	2157		principal, assistant principal, or school resource officer is
2056	2158		the individual responsible for the investigation.
2057	2159		(6) A response procedure for a school to follow upon
2058	2160		confirmation of the possession or use of tobacco, tobacco
2059	2161		products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or
2060	2162		alternative nicotine products as prohibited by this section.
	2163	+	1026
	2164	+	1027
	2165	+	1028
	2166	+	1029
	2167	+	1030
	2168	+	1031
	2169	+	1032
	2170	+	1033
	2171	+	1034
	2172	+	1035
	2173	+	1036
	2174	+	1037
	2175	+	1038
	2176	+	1039
	2177	+	1040
	2178	+	1041
	2179	+	1042
	2180	+	1043
	2181	+	1044
	2182	+	1045
	2183	+	1046
	2184	+	1047
	2185	+	1048
	2186	+	1049
	2187	+	1050
	2188	+	1051
	2189	+	1052
	2190	+	1053 HB65 INTRODUCED
	2191	+	Page 40
	2192	+	alternative nicotine products as prohibited by this section.
2061	2193		(7) A procedure for publicizing local school board
2062	2194		policy through publication in the student handbook, including
2063	2195		providing notice that the policy applies to behavior occurring
2064	2196		on school property, school buses, and at school-sponsored
2065	2197		functions.
2066		-	(8) A statement prohibiting the use of tobacco, tobacco
2067		-	products, electronic nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, and
2068		-	alternative nicotine products, as those terms are defined
2069		-	980
2070		-	981
2071		-	982
2072		-	983
2073		-	984
2074		-	985
2075		-	986
2076		-	987
2077		-	988
2078		-	989
2079		-	990
2080		-	991
2081		-	992
2082		-	993
2083		-	994
2084		-	995
2085		-	996
2086		-	997
2087		-	998
2088		-	999
2089		-	1000
2090		-	1001
2091		-	1002
2092		-	1003
2093		-	1004
2094		-	1005
2095		-	1006
2096		-	1007 HB65 Engrossed
2097		-	Page 37
2098		-	alternative nicotine products, as those terms are defined
2099		-	under Section 28-11-2, Code of Alabama 1975, by any teacher,
2100		-	administrator, or other school employee on the campus of any
2101		-	K-12 school.
2102	2198		(c) The policy adopted by each local board of education
2103	2199		shall be included in the code of conduct policy of the local
2104	2200		board of education and included in the student handbook.
2105	2201		(d) Any discipline received by a student for the
2106	2202		possession or use of tobacco, tobacco products, electronic
2107	2203		nicotine delivery systems, e-liquids, or alternative nicotine
2108	2204		products at a K-12 school, on a school bus, or at any
2109	2205		school-sponsored function in violation of this section shall
2110	2206		be in lieu of any penalty provided under Section 28-11-13,
2111	2207		Code of Alabama 1975.
2112	2208		Section 3. The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board shall
2113	2209		adopt rules to implement and administer Chapter 11 of Title
2114	2210		28, Code of Alabama 1975.
2115	2211		Section 4. Section 28-11-15, Code of Alabama 1975,
2116	2212		relating to the posting of signs regarding the sale of tobacco
2117	2213		and tobacco products, is repealed.
2118	2214		Section 5. Section 28-11-19, Code of Alabama, 1975,
2119	2215		relating to limitation on locations of specialty retailers of
2120	2216		electronic nicotine delivery systems, is repealed.
2121	2217		Section 6. Although this bill would have as its purpose
2122	2218		or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of
2123	2219		local funds, the bill is excluded from further requirements
2124	2220		and application under Section 111.05 of the Constitution of
2125		-	Alabama of 2022, because the bill defines a new crime or
2126		-	amends the definition of an existing crime.
2127		-	1008
2128		-	1009
2129		-	1010
2130		-	1011
2131		-	1012
2132		-	1013
2133		-	1014
2134		-	1015
2135		-	1016
2136		-	1017
2137		-	1018
2138		-	1019
2139		-	1020
2140		-	1021
2141		-	1022
2142		-	1023
2143		-	1024
2144		-	1025
2145		-	1026
2146		-	1027
2147		-	1028
2148		-	1029
2149		-	1030
2150		-	1031
2151		-	1032
2152		-	1033
2153		-	1034
2154		-	1035 HB65 Engrossed
2155		-	Page 38
2156		-	amends the definition of an existing crime.
2157		-	Section 7. This act shall become effective June 1,
2158		-	2024.
2159		-	1036
2160		-	1037 HB65 Engrossed
2161		-	Page 39
2162		-	2024.
2163		-	House of Representatives
2164		-	Read for the first time and referred
2165		-	to the House of Representatives
2166		-	committee on Judiciary
2167		-	................06-Feb-24
2168		-	Read for the second time and placed
2169		-	on the calendar:
2170		-	0 amendments
2171		-	................28-Feb-24
2172		-	Read for the third time and passed
2173		-	as amended
2174		-	Yeas 102
2175		-	Nays 0
2176		-	Abstains 0
2177		-	................19-Mar-24
2178		-	John Treadwell
2179		-	Clerk
2180		-	1038
2181		-	1039
2182		-	1040
2183		-	1041
2184		-	1042
2185		-	1043
2186		-	1044
2187		-	1045
2188		-	1046
2189		-	1047
2190		-	1048
2191		-	1049
2192		-	1050
2193		-	1051
2194		-	1052
2195		-	1053
2196	2221		1054
2197	2222		1055
2198	2223		1056
2199	2224		1057
2200	2225		1058
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	2245	+	1078
	2246	+	1079
	2247	+	1080
	2248	+	1081 HB65 INTRODUCED
	2249	+	Page 41
	2250	+	and application under Section 111.05 of the Constitution of
	2251	+	Alabama of 2022, because the bill defines a new crime or
	2252	+	amends the definition of an existing crime.
	2253	+	Section 7. This act shall become effective June 1,
	2254	+	2024.
	2255	+	1082
	2256	+	1083
	2257	+	1084
	2258	+	1085