Defines enforcement officers in a city with a population of one million or more for the purposes of regulating tobacco products, herbal cigarettes and smoking paraphernalia

This bill clarifies who can enforce tobacco product regulations in New York City (and other cities over 1 million residents). It defines "enforcement officer" under Public Health Law §1399-ee to specifically include a city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH), replacing other city officials for this purpose. The change directly affects large cities' ability to regulate tobacco sales to minors and related smoking products. The law, effective immediately upon signing (Chap.551), streamlines enforcement under existing public health law.