According to Times of Cannabis, Nebraska is advancing a bill aimed at establishing a statewide registration system for e-cigarette products to address youth vaping issues.
The proposal was put forward by Senator Jana Hughes, who suggested creating a comprehensive registry for electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS). This registry would be managed by the state government to ensure tighter regulation of e-cigarette products on the market in that state.
The proposal of this bill is in response to statistical data on youth e-cigarette usage in Nebraska. The bill not only restricts the sale of e-cigarettes but also categorizes violations as deceptive trade practices, consistent with the provisions of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act.
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