[Draft I] E-cigarettes

[NWC]

General Assembly,

E-cigarettes known as Vapes have become widely spread, and with little knowledge of what they do many people advise these e-cigarettes to be a better option than cigarettes. Little understanding of the recent repeal of GA 459, "On Tobacco and Electronic Cigarettes". Has sent no limits on the regulation of E-cigarettes;

The WA hereby enacts as follows:

1. Definitions

a. "E-cigarettes" means an electric inhaling machine that acts like a cigarette. By inhaling smoke to the user.

b. "Advertisement" means an announcement to the public to use a certain product.

2. Advertisement

a. All e-cigarettes must feature a warning that clearly outlines the dangers of using the product. This warning should be easily visible to the user.

b. E-cigarettes must not be featured in advertisements by any individual.

c. All e-cigarettes must disclose any potential side effects for the user.

d. Advertisements must not feature children or anything that appeals to a child demographic.

e. Advertisements must not depict any individual using an e-cigarette.

3. Manufacturers

a. All e-cigarette manufacturers must adhere to strict quality control measures to ensure the safety and quality of their products.

b. E-cigarette manufacturers must disclose all ingredients used in the production of their products.

c. Health and safety warnings must be prominently displayed on e-cigarette packaging.

d. E-cigarette manufacturers must comply with all relevant environmental regulations in the production and disposal of their products.

e. Regular inspections of e-cigarette manufacturing facilities must be conducted to ensure compliance with all regulations.

4. transactions

a. The sale of e-cigarettes to individuals under the legal smoking age is strictly prohibited.

b. All transactions involving e-cigarettes must require age verification to ensure that the purchaser is of legal smoking age.

c. Online sales of e-cigarettes must include robust age verification processes to prevent sales to minors.

d. Retailers must maintain records of e-cigarette sales for inspection and verification purposes.

 

[NWC]

General Assembly,

E-cigarettes known as Vapes have become widely spread, and with little knowledge of what they do many people advise these e-cigarettes to be a better option than cigarettes. Little understanding of the recent repeal of GA 459, "On Tobacco and Electronic Cigarettes". Has sent no limits on the regulation of E-cigarettes;

The WA hereby enacts as follows:

1. Definitions

a. "E-cigarettes" means an electric inhaling machine that acts like a cigarette. By inhaling smoke to the user.

b. "Advertisement" means an announcement to the public to use a certain product.

2. Advertisement

a. All e-cigarettes must feature a warning. That a person may see.

b. E-cigarettes must not be used in advertisements by an actor.

c. All e-cigarettes must disclose any potential side effects for the user.

d. Advertisements must not feature children or anything that appeals to a child demographic.

3. Manufacturers

a. All e-cigarette manufacturers will be checked for the quilty of their products.

b. E-cigarette manufacturers must show all ingredients used or in the e-cigarettes.

c. Health and safety warnings must be displayed on packing sold to retailers.

4. transactions

a. The sale of e-cigarettes to individuals under the legal smoking age is strictly prohibited.

b. All transactions involving e-cigarettes must require age verification.

c. Online sales of e-cigarettes must include age verification processes.

 

[NWC]

General Assembly,

E-cigarettes known as Vapes have become widely spread, and with little knowledge of what they do many people advise these e-cigarettes to be a better option than cigarettes. Not showing that they are still dangerous and can cause worse problems than regular cigarettes. Little understanding of the recent repeal of GA 459, "On Tobacco and Electronic Cigarettes". Has sent no limits on the regulation of E-cigarettes;

The WA hereby enacts as follows:

1. Definitions

a. "E-cigarettes" means an electric inhaling machine that acts like a cigarette. By inhaling smoke to the user.

b. "Advertisement" means an announcement to the public to use a certain product.

2. Advertisement

a. All e-cigarettes must feature a warning. That a person may see.

b. E-cigarettes must not be used in advertisements by an actor.

c. All e-cigarettes must disclose any potential side effects for the user.

d. Advertisements must not feature children or anything that appeals to a child demographic.

3. Manufacturers

a. All e-cigarette manufacturers will be checked for the quilty of their products.

b. E-cigarette manufacturers must show all toxic and lethal chemicals on the box.

c. Health and safety warnings must be displayed on packing sold to retailers.

d. All e-cigarette manufacturers must use sweet flavors for their products.

4. transactions

a. The sale of e-cigarettes to individuals under the legal smoking age is strictly prohibited.

b. All transactions involving e-cigarettes must require age verification.

c. Online sales of e-cigarettes must include age verification processes.

5. Punishments

a. If a retailer is caught selling E-Ciggretts to an underage consumer the retailer will be fined and suspended for 1 year for the violation.

b. If a retailer is caught not verifying the age of a consumer they will be fined and suspended for 1 Year and 6 Months for the violation.

c. If a parent buys and allows a child to use an E-Cigarette the parent shall be fined and their child taken form for neglect of the child's wellbeing.

 

[NWC]

General Assembly,

E-cigarettes, known as vapes, have become widely spread. With little knowledge of what they do, many people advise these e-cigarettes to be a better option than cigarettes, not showing that they are still dangerous and can cause worse problems than regular cigarettes. With little understanding and the recent repeal of GA 459, "On Tobacco and Electronic Cigarettes," has set no limits on the regulation of e-cigarettes.

The WA hereby enacts as follows:

1. Definitions

a. "E-cigarettes" means an electric inhaling machine that acts like a cigarette, by inhaling smoke to the user.

b. "Advertisement" means an announcement to the public to use a certain product.

2. Advertisement

a. All e-cigarettes must feature a warning that a person may see.

b. E-cigarettes must not be used in advertisements by an actor.

c. All e-cigarettes must disclose any potential side effects for the user.

d. Advertisements must not feature children or anything that appeals to a child demographic.

e. Advertisements must use a solid black background. including a warning as stated in 2a.

f. All e-cigarette advertisements cannot tell the consumer they are a healthier option than smoking.

3. Manufacturers

a. All e-cigarette manufacturers will be checked for the quality of their products.

b. E-cigarette manufacturers must show all toxic and lethal chemicals on the box.

c. Health and safety warnings must be displayed on packaging sold to retailers.

d. All e-cigarette manufacturers must not use any flavors for their products.

e. All e-cigarette manufacturers must keep all records of chemicals used in the making of e-cigarettes, and they will provide them if a consumer asks the company for the record.

f. All e-cigarette manufacturers must not use any dangerous chemicals to inhale that may cause any diseases.

g. All e-cigarette manufacturers must not use more than 200 chemicals, then the original 2000.

h. All e-cigarette manufacturers must document where they sell their products to retailers. These also apply to where they store their products.

4. Transactions

a. The legal age to buy an e-cigarette will be 25.

b. The sale of e-cigarettes to individuals under the legal smoking age is strictly prohibited.

c. All transactions involving e-cigarettes must require age verification.

d. All transactions must be documented and uploaded to a database where staff can moderate the sales.

5. Punishments

a. If a retailer is caught selling e-cigarettes to an underage consumer, the retailer will be fined and suspended for 5 years for the violation.

b. If a retailer is caught not verifying the age of a consumer, they will be fined and suspended for 8 years and 6 months for the violation.

c. If a parent buys and allows a child to use an e-cigarette, the parent shall be fined, and their child taken for neglect of the child's wellbeing.

d. Fines will be 300 thousand dollars each.

e. If a retailer is caught they may face 2 years in jail.

f. If a manufacturer breaks any rules they may be fined up to 50 billion and suspended for making E-Cigarettes for 25 years. This includes sister companies.

g. If a manufacturer breaks any rules, they must pay for all users and refund their purchases from 6 months ago.