HB 2103 has been introduced in the Missouri House of Representatives, and, among other things, it would provide state-wide protection for vaping by prohibiting local governments from banning the use of e-cigarettes in public places. This would allow private property owners to decide what to allow on their premises, not the government.
Please go to the following thread for details on how you can support this legislation:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/casaa/289216-missouri-exclude-ecigs-state-level.html
We need people to fax/email their forms by TUESDAY, April 24th (yes, tomorrow), so please, please, please take a moment to read the thread, print out the form, and then complete it and email/fax it in.
This is a rare opportunity. Typically, we're busy fighting against some bone-headed legislation, but this time we have the chance to get behind something positive. (And in case anyone is wondering, this actually does have a good shot at not only making it out of committee, but also passing the House and Senate, both of which are Republican controlled.)
Come on, Show Me Vapers . . . let's show them that we're passionate about our right to vape.
Please go to the following thread for details on how you can support this legislation:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/casaa/289216-missouri-exclude-ecigs-state-level.html
We need people to fax/email their forms by TUESDAY, April 24th (yes, tomorrow), so please, please, please take a moment to read the thread, print out the form, and then complete it and email/fax it in.
This is a rare opportunity. Typically, we're busy fighting against some bone-headed legislation, but this time we have the chance to get behind something positive. (And in case anyone is wondering, this actually does have a good shot at not only making it out of committee, but also passing the House and Senate, both of which are Republican controlled.)
Come on, Show Me Vapers . . . let's show them that we're passionate about our right to vape.
