§ 61-37-1 Short title
§ 61-37-2 Definitions
§ 61-37-3 Prohibited sales; manufacturing; labeling; marketing;
§ 61-37-4 Division; license issuance; manufacture, distribution or sale of tobacco products
§ 61-37-5 Manufacturer license requirements; application and renewal requirements; fees
§ 61-37-6 Distributor license requirements; application and renewal requirements; fees
§ 61-37-7 Retailer license requirements; application and renewal requirements; fees
§ 61-37-8 License application information changes
§ 61-37-9 Issuance of licenses; reasons for denial
§ 61-37-10 License transfer; notice of changes
§ 61-37-11 Tobacco products administration fund; created; purpose
§ 61-37-12 Fees retained by the division
§ 61-37-13 Hearing procedure
§ 61-37-14 Documentary evidence of age and identity
§ 61-37-15 Vending machines; restrictions on sales of tobacco products
§ 61-37-16 Distribution of tobacco products as free samples prohibited
§ 61-37-17 Signs; point of sale
§ 61-37-18 Criminal penalties; unlicensed activities
§ 61-37-19 Manufacturers, distributors and retailers; violations;
§ 61-37-20 Monitored compliance; inspections
§ 61-37-21 Authority of department of public safety
§ 61-37-22 Authority of the division
§ 61-37-23 Administrative authority and powers
§ 61-37-24 Preemption
§ 61-37-25 Applicability

Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 61 > Article 37 - Tobacco Products

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