Indiana - State's dubious vaping law to get big overhaul

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http://www.ibj.com/articles/61942-s...utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=2017-01-07


"Head said his bill is expected to be filed as Senate Bill 1—a number typically reserved for one of the chamber’s highest-priority bills. That’s no surprise given the controversy around the current law and an FBI investigation of its passage—turmoil that led Senate President Pro Tem David Long to say last year that the law will change."

 

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The changes are likely to have the biggest impact on Mulhaupt’s, the company that’s become the gatekeeper of the industry.
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Mulhaupt’s President Doug Mulhaupt said company officials “will watch the legislative process closely and are ready to be a resource for lawmakers regarding proper e-liquid security protocols.”

“Any changes to Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission requirements or state vaping laws should not put consumer safety at risk,” Mulhaupt said in a statement.

Proper e-liquid security protocols, eh? <SMH>

 

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Proper e-liquid security protocols, eh? <SMH>

Mulhaupt’s President Doug Mulhaupt speaks like a true monopoly having crony capitalist.