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Apr 15, 2017 46 min

CASAA 4/14/17

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:22 New York budget bill update 2:23 More anti vaping legislation this year for NY. 5:58 Maryland passed licensing bill and there is some question over if there is an online sales ban in there.Speculation over the Commerce Clause and Constitutional issues. 9:28 Alaska SB 63 Expansion of the states indoor smoking law. This leads off with vaping which is highly unusual for a bill of this type. 13:23 Alaska hearing earlier this week on the Alaska bill (CRA) 46 people signed up to testify.Bill is held in committee April 18 meeting at 8 am.If in Alaska visit your AIO to listen and perhaps testify at this hearing. Unclear if anyone will be allowed to sign up to participate since only 12 made it through last time. 16:26 At 9:23 am on the playback bar of this meeting Jay Butler chief, medical officer of the DHS begins to testify and made some interesting comments on the RCP report's 95% less harmful than smoking claims. 21:22 Joplin Missouri tobacco 21 legislation stuck into a bill that has nothing to do with smoke free laws. 23:06 Support for tobacco 21 is tenuous at best.Data from only one town in Massachusetts and some computer modeling. 25:05 Tobacco 21 legislation. 25:19 Oregon tobacco 21. 33:30 Initial reports (the first thing you hear is the one you believe even with updates). 36:18 Cole/Bishop 36:43 Town hall project https://townhallproject.com/ 37:12 Get on your legislators mailing list. 41:21 Industry letter to Tom Price.

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