Cervania co-sponsored the Youth END Act, a bipartisan bill that would establish a fund to prevent the use of new and emerging tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, especially among youth and people of childbearing age. That bill, which was filed concurrently in both chambers, passed first readings in the House and the Senate but never made it out of committee
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Lisa Ryan, a DCA spokeswoman, said cigarettes sold in the state have to be approved as fire safe every three years, but it was unclear how many tobacco makers actually sell those products here
These rates were significantly less than the rates seen across the whole state in a similar time frame
Lawyers caution that such practices may breach statutory obligations
Rather, it focused on children who use cigarettes regularly and are likely to grow up to be regular smokers