Legislation known to advocates as “PMTA Registry” legislation has been introduced and referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services. This bill, SB 1212 appears to have stalled in committee, but this is not stopping proponents. Another bill, SB 1365, is expected to be substituted with a vapor product directory bill in the House Ways and Means Committee on

• Wendesday, March 20, 2024
• 10:00 AM
• Room HHR 1
• Committee Contact Info:

Ways and Means
Neil Carter (District 15) – 602-926-5761 ncarter@azleg.gov

Justin Heap (District 10) – 602-926-4181 jheap@azleg.gov

Seth Blattman (District 9) – 602-926-3996 sblattman@azleg.gov

M. Carbone (District 25) – 602-926-4038 mcarbone@azleg.gov

Quanta Crews(District 26) – 602-926-3256 qcrews@azleg.gov

T. Grantham (District 14) – 602-926-4868 tgrantham@azleg.gov

D. Livingston (District 28) – 602-926-4178 dlivingston@azleg.gov

Jennifer Pawlik(District 13) – 602-926-3193 jpawlik@azleg.gov

Mariana Sandoval(District 23) – 602-926-3740 msandoval@azleg.gov

Comma delimited email list (use to contact the entire committee at once):

ncarter@azleg.gov, jheap@azleg.gov, sblattman@azleg.gov, mcarbone@azleg.gov, qcrews@azleg.gov, tgrantham@azleg.gov, dlivingston@azleg.gov, jpawlik@azleg.gov, msandoval@azleg.gov

If enacted, this law would effectively make the state of Arizona an enforcement arm of the Food and Drug Administration empowering state authorities to enforce the disastrous federal anti-vaping regulations. This would put hundreds of independent vape shops out of business, hundreds of workers out of jobs, and thousands of people at risk of returning to smoking, or delaying attempts at quitting.

Please take a minute to send an email to your lawmakers urging them to oppose SB 1365!