Brown & Williamson
Legislative Report 800000 Final Summary
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NORTH CAROLINA
NOTES:
BILLS CARRIED OVER FROM 1979
LEGISLATURE CONVENES 06/05/80
NO LIMIT TO LENGTH OF SESSION
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED SINE DIE 06/25/80
MISCELLANEOUS
D) S 231 02/05/79
SP: SPEED AND WHITE
CMTE: AGRICULTURE
EXCLUDES TOBACCO PRODUCTS FROM THE DEFINITION OF HAZARDOUS SUB-
STANCES IN A COMPREHENSIVE HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD SUBSTANCES ACT.
03/20/79 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE REPORTED FAVORABLY FROM AGRICULTURE
COMMITTEE. RE-REFERRED TO APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.
06/07/79 UNFAVORABLY REPORTED BY SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.
06/25/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
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NOTES:
SILLS CARRIED OVER FROM 1979
LEGISLATURE CONVENES 01/02/90
NO LIMIT TO LENGTH OF SESSION
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED SINE DIE 12/19/80
ADVERTISING
D) H 404 03/13/79
SP: NORRIS
CMTE: SMALL BUSINESS
REVISES THE CORPORATE FRANCHISE TAX ON CORPORATIONS ADVERTISING
PRODUCTS CONTAINING TOBACCO AND ETHYL ALCOHOL.
12/19/88 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
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SAMPLING
OHIO
D) H 90 01/16/79
SP: I. THOMPSON
CMTE: HEALTH AND RETIREMENT
PROHIBITS SALE OR DISTRIBUTION OF CIGARETTES TO PERSONS
UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE.
02/28/79 HEARING HELD.
03/07/79 HEARING HELD; CONTINUED IN COMMITTEE.
03/14/79 SEARING SCHEDULED.
03/21/79 HEARING HELD; SUBSTITUTE BILL RECOMMENDED PROHIBITING
[ANY] "SIDEWALK" SAMPLING.
05/29/79 PASSED HOUSE IN ITS ORIGINAL VERSION, PROHIBITING SAMPLING
TO MINORS. TEE BILL PASSED THE HOUSE BY A VOTE OF 84 TO 4
AFTER THE AMENDMENT HAD BEEN DEFEATED BY A VOTE OF 49 TO 39.
05/30/79 MOTION TO RECONSIDER LEFT PENDING.
MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION GRANTED.
06/13/79 RE-REFERRED TO COMMITTEE BY A VOTE OF 75 TO 12.
HEARING HELD. FAVORABLY REPORTED IN THE AMENDED VERSION,
PROHIBITING [ANY] "SIDEWALK" SAMPLING.
IN RULES COMMITTEE AWAITING DATE FOR FLOOR CONSIDERATION.
06/27/79 PASSED HOUSE BY A VOTE OF 64 TO 27 IN THE AMENDED VERSION.
AS PASSED, WOULD PROHIBIT THE DISTRIBUTION OF CIGARETTES TO
MINORS UNDER 18) ANN WOULD PROHIBIT THE DISTRIBUTION OF
"FREE SAMPLE PACKAGES OF CIGARETTES IN OR UPON ANY...PUBLIC
RIGHT-OF-WAY, IN OR UPON ANY PUBLICLY OWNED PARK, SQUARE,
GROUND OR BUILDING, OR IN OR UPON ANY SIMILAR PUBLIC PLACE."
07/18/79 REFEREED TO SENATE EDUCATION AND HEALTH COMMITTEE.
01/16/80 HEARING SCHEDULED.
HELD IN COMMITTEE.
HEARING SCHEDULED 01/23/80.
01/23/80 AMENDED TO PROHIBIT THE DISTRIBUTION OF CIGARETTES TO
MINORS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE) AND TO PROHIBIT SAMPLING
IN THE OFFICES OF STATE OWNED BUILDINGS. THE AMENDED
VERSION OF THE BILL REPORTED FROM EDUCATION AND HEALTH
COMMITTEE BY A VOTE OF 5-4 AFTER A MOTION TO TABLE THE
BILL WAS DEFEATED BY A 4-5 VOTE. REFERRED TO SENATE
RULES COMMITTEE.
01/31/80 RULES COMMITTEE HEARD THE BILL FOR PURPOSES OF
GRANTING A FLOOR RULE. RULES COMMITTEE REFUSED TO
GRANT A FLOOR RULE TO THE BILL IN ITS PRESENT FORM
AND RE-REFERRED THE BILL BACK TO THE SENATE EDUCATION
AND HEALTH COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS.
12/19/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
OH-S-02 01/06/81
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OHIO
D) H 778 07/20/79
SP: SHEEN, ET AL
CMTE: JUDICIARY
PROHIBITS DISTRIBUTION OF COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
MATERIALS OR SAMPLES UPON PRIVATE PROPERTY OR
PREMISES WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE OWNER OR
OCCUPANT OF THE PREMISES.
09/13/79
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02/20/80
12/19/8o
REFERRED TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
HEARING SCHEDULED. HEARING HELD. NO ACTION TAKEN.
A SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ADOPTED A
SUBSTITUTE VERSION WHICH WOULD PROHIBIT THE DISTRIBUTION
OF COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING MATERIALS AND PRODUCT SAMPLES
TO PRIVATE PREMISES IF THE OWNER OR OCCUPANT OF THE PRE-
MISES NOTIFIES THE DISTRIBUTOR IN WRITING NOT TO DO SO.
SUBCOMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER SUBSTITUTE VERSION FOR PURPOSES
OF AMENDMENT.
SUBCOMMITTEE FAVORABLY REPORTED THE SUBSTITUTE VERSION WITH
TWO AMENDMENTS OF A TECHNICAL NATURE AND A THIND
AMENDMENT REQUIRING A DISTRIBUTOR OF ADVERTISING MATERIALS OR
PRODUCT SAMPLES TO SUPPLY CONSUMERS WITH A CARD EVERY SIX MONTHS
OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR PROVIDING THE CONSUMER WITH OPPORTUNITY
TO REJECT ANY FURTHER SAMPLES FROM A GIVEN DISTRIBUTOR.
THE BILL
MOW GOES BEFORE THE FULL HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
TAXATION: HEALTH RESEARCH
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D) S 302 11/13/19
SP: NABAMOWSKI
CMTE: WAYS AND MEANS
INCREASES CIGARETTE TAX TO FUND ANTI-SMOKING EDUCATION AND
HEALTH RESEARCH.
WOULD INCREASE CIGARETTE TAX FROM 15 TO 16 CENTS
PER PACK.
11/21/79 REFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
12/19/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
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OHIO
D) H 167 01/30/79
SP: WARGO
CMTE: WAYS AND MEANS
INCREASES CIGARETTE TAX 1 CENT PER PACK AND CREATES FUND FOR
ANTI-SMOKING EDUCATION AND HEALTH RESEARCH.
05/08/79 HEARING SCHEDULED. RE-REFERRED TO REFERENCE WITH
RECOMMENDATION THAT BILL BE REFERRED TO STATE GOVERN-
MENT COMMITTEE.
05/16/79 REFERRED TO STATE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE.
12/19/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
TAXATION: LITTER CONTROL
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A) H 361 03/06/79
SP: CARNEY
CMTE: ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
ESTABLISHES A LITTER CONTROL PROGRAM THROUGH A TAX
LEVIED AT RATE OF 0.3% OF DOLLAR VALUE OF SALES OF
"LITTER STREAM PRODUCTS" IN EXCESS OF $i0,000 DURING
CALENDAR YEAR MADE BY ANY PERSON ENGAGED IN MANUFACTURING
SUCH PRODUCTS.
04/04/79 HEARING SCHEDULED. ASSIGNED TO SUBCOMMITTEE.
09/20/79 SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTED SUBSTITUTE BILL WITH
AMENDMENTS.
09/25/79 NEARING SCHEDULED BEFORE FULL COMMITTEE. FAVORABLY
REPORTED AS AMENDED BY A VOTE OF 7-1. REFERRED TO
RULES COMMITTEE.
09/27/79 PASSED HOUSE BY A VOTE OF 65 TO 28, AMENDED.
10/03/79 REFERRED TO SENATE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, CONSERVATION
AND ENVIRONMENT.
11/15/79 HEARING SCHEDULED BEFORE SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE.
CONTINUED IN COMMITTEE.
11/29/79 HEARING SCHEDULED BEFORE SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE. SENT
TO SUBCOMMITTEE CHMN. JEROME STANO). SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING
HEARING ANTICIPATED WEEK OF DEC. i0, 1979.
12/12/79 HEARING HELD BY SUBCOMMITTEE. AT LEAST FOUR SUBCOMMITTEE
HEARINGS ARE PLANNED IN JANUARy.
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OHIO
TAXATION: LITTER CONTROL
01/16/80 SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING SCHEDULED. HEARING PLANNED FOR 01/23
AND 01/30/80.
01/23/80 SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING SCHEDULED.
04/09/80 SEARING SCHEDULED.
04/15/80 HEARING SCHEDULED BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEE. THE SUBCOMMITTEE
SCRAPPED THE HOUSE PROPOSAL FOR A LITTER TAX BASED ON THE
DOLLAR VALUE OF SALES OF "LITTER-STREAM" PRODUCTS AND IS
PROPOSING A SURCHARGE UP TO A MAXIMUM OF $5,000 ON TEE
CORPORATION FRANCHISE TAX FOE TAX YEARS 1982, 1883, AND 1984.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED A VERSION OF THE BILL
WHICH PROVIDES A GENERAL SURCHARGE ON ALL CORP-
ORATIONS ADD A DOUBLE SURCHARGE ON THOSE WHO
MANUFACTURE OR SELL SO-CALLED LITTER STREAM PRO-
DUCTS. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE, WHO IS
ALSO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE FELL AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE,
SAID THE BILL WILL BE CONSIDERED BUY THE FULL
COMMITTEE APRIL 17.
04/17/80 SENATE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED THE SUB-
STITUTE VERSION PROVIDING FOR A SIX-YEAR LITTER CONTROL
PROGRAM THAT WILL BE FINANCED BY A TWO-TIERED SURCHARGE ON
THE CORPORATE FRANCHISE TAX. THE BILL IMPOSES A GENERAL
SURCHARGE OF 0.11 PER CENT ON THE FIRST $25,000 OF NET IN-
COME AND 0.22 PER CENT ON NET INCOME OF OVER $25,000 AND A
SIMILAR INCREASE FOR COMPANIES THAT PAY ON THEIR NET WORTH.
CORPORATIONS DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN THE MANUFACTURE AND SALE
OF "LITTER STREAM PRODUCTS" WOULD PAY A DOUBLE SURCHARGE.
THE BILL IS TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED FOR SENATE FLOOR VOTE ON
APRIL 23, 1980.
04/23/80 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE VERSION PASSED SENATE 30 TO 3. AMONG
THE FLOOR AMENDMENTS THAT WERE ADOPTED WAS AN AMENDMENT THAT
APPLIES THE LITTER TAX SURCHARGE ON THE CORPORATE FRANCHISE
TAX TO EACH CORPORATION RATHER THAN TO EACH CORPORATE TAX
FILING. THE AMENDMENT MEANS THAT MULTI-CORPORATIONS WILL BE
SUBJECT TO A SURCHARGE OF UP TO $5,000 ON EACH SUBSIDIARY
INSTEAD OF AMAXIMUM OF $5,000 ON TEE SINGLE TAX RETURN FILED
BY SUCH CORPORATIONS.
06/10/80 HOUSE REJECTS SENATE AMENDMENTS. SENATE INSISTS
ON ITS AMENDMENTE
06/11/80 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
HOUSE-SENATE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REACHED A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT,
ADOPTING THREE TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS WHICH DO NOT ALTER THE
06/12/80
06/18/80
06/19/80
BILL'S PRINCIPAL FUNCTION.
CONFERENCE REPORT DRAFTED, REQUIRES APPROVAL OF BOTH HOUSES.
HOUSE REJECTS CONFERENCE REPORT BY A VOTE OF 42 TO
53.
HOUSE ADOPTED CONFERENCE REPORT BY A VOTE OF 59 TO
34. SENATE
ADOPTED CONFERENCE REPORT BY A VOTE OF 30 TO i. SENT
TO GOVERNOR
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TAXATION: LITTER CONTROL
RHODES FOR HIS APPROVAL.
07/02/80 RECEIVED BY GOVERNOR. GOVERNOR HAS UNTIL JULY 14
TO ACT ON BILL.
07/03/80 GOVERNOR RHODES GAVE A CLEAR INDICATION AT
A PRESS
CONFERENCE THAT HE WILL SIGN THE BILL. THE
TAX,
ESTIMATED TO RAISE ABOUT $13 MILLION ANNUALLY FOR A
LITTER CONTROL AND EDUCATION PROGRAM, SHOULD NOT RUT
A HARDSHIP ON BUSINESS, THE GOVERNOR SAID, WHILE
ASSERTING THAT GOVERNMENT REGULATION HAS A MUCH MORE
NEGATIVE IMPACT ON THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.
07/14/80 SIGNED WITH ITEM VETO. EXCLUDES SECTION ON THE
PLASTIC RINGS THAT ARE USED TO HOLD SIX PACKS OF BEER AND
SOFT DRINKS TOGETHER. EFFECTIVE JULY 14, 1980.
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C~TE. ~RERGY ~NO E~ROMMENT
I ESTABLISHES A COMPREHENSIVE LITTER CONTROL PROGRAM THROUGH AN
ADDITIONAL TAX ON CORPORATIONS.
15/19/8o DIED WITH ADJOURNMHNT
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ONTE. ENERO, ANO E~EROMMRNT
| NEW LITTER CONTROL - RECYCLING BILL.
PROVIDES FOR AN EXCISE TAX TO BE LEVIED ON EACH
RETAIL SALE MADE IN THE STATE FOR THE PURPOSE
OF AFFORDING REVENUES FOR THE COLLECTION OF
LITTER. THE TAM DOES NOT APPLY TO SALES OF
CIGARETTES.
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OHIO
D) H 366 03/06/79
SP: HATCHADORIAN
CMTE: JUDICIARY
PROHIBITS SELLING OR GIVING TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO MINORS.
03/28/79 HEARING SCHEDULED.
12/19/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS
D) H i0 01/02/79
SN: J.TNOMPSGN
CMTE: STATE GOVERNMENT
GIVES BOARD OF HEALTH POWER TO ASSESS A TAX FOR THE PRIVILEGE
OF SELLING TOBACCO PRODUCTS; FUNDS TO BE USED FOR LOCAL HEALTH
DISTRICT PROGRAMS.
12/19/80 DIED WITH ADJOURNMENT.
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NOTES:
DILLS CARRIED OVER FROM 1979
LEGISLATURE CONVENES 01/08/80
SESSION LIMITED TO 90 LEGISLATIVE DAYS
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED SINE DIE 06/16/80
SMOKING RESTRICTIONS
D) H 1502 02/27/79
EOLADAY
CMTE: PUBLIC ADD MENTAL HEALTH/CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE
AMENDS 1975 STATE LAW TO INCLUDE SMOKING RESTRICTIONS IN HOSPITAL
WAITING ROOMS AND ADMISSION AREAS.
03/01/79 DORMANT, CARRIED OVER TO 1980.
DIED IN COMMITTEE.
06/16/80 ADJOURNMENT.
D) S 359 01/22/80
SP: YORK AND DEATHERAGE
CMTE: PUBLIC A~D MENTAL HEALTH
WOULD EXPAND CURRENT SMOKING RESTRICTION LAW TO
INCLUDE FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS WITH A SEATING
CAPACITY OF 50 OR MORE ADD ESTABLISHMENTS PRIMARILY
ENGAGED IN THE RETAIL SALE OF COLD OR ROOM TEMPERATURE
FOOD.
01/08/80 REFERRED TO PUBLIC AND MENTAL HEALTH COMMITTEE.
DIED IN COMMITTEE.
06/10/80 ADJOURNMENT.
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