The State Senate voted 62-0 on Monday to add electronic cigarettes to the state's Clean Indoor Air Act, which would mean they would be banned just as tobacco products now are forbidden. The bill now moves to the Assembly for consideration.
The Assembly passed a version of the bill earlier this year, but must do so again because the Senate amended some language. Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal (D-Manhattan), the bill’s sponsor, said the Senate’s changes were relatively minor, so Assembly passage seems assured.
If passed, the bill goes to Governor Andrew Cuomo for signature, which also seems assured since he proposed similar e-cigarette restrictions as part of his budget in January.
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