17 juillet 2009
ESTIMATED IMPACT ON STATE, LOCAL, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS
CBO estimates that
the costs of those mandates to state, local, and tribal governments would be small and
would not exceed the threshold established in UMRA ($69 million in 2009, adjusted
annually for inflation).
The bill would preempt state laws governing tobacco products that are different from or
in addition to the federal regulations authorized by the bill, including laws governing:
• Product standards,
• Premarket review,
• Adulteration,
• Misbranding,
• Labeling,
• Registration,
• Good manufacturing standards, or
• Modified-risk tobacco products.
That preemption would be an intergovernmental mandate as defined in UMRA.
However, because the preemption would simply limit the application of state and local
laws, CBO estimates that it would not impose significant costs on state or local
governments.
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