HB 3881: Vape products; Alternative Nicotine Products Regulatory Act of 2026; terms; manufacturing, labeling, marketing, and safety requirements; attestation; penalties and suspension; enforcement; Attorney General; Alternative Nicotine Products Compliance Fund; effective date. - Oklahoma

House Committee Substitute → Floor (House) · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill was updated from a House Committee Substitute to the Floor version, incorporating amendments from the Senate. The most significant substantive change is the removal of a provision requiring that consumable materials be manufactured in the United States by January 1, 2028, which previously would have removed products from the legal market if they did not meet this domestic manufacturing deadline. Other changes include formatting adjustments and the addition of co-sponsorship by a Senator.

Scope change

The bill's scope is slightly narrowed by removing the domestic manufacturing requirement for consumable materials, allowing products manufactured outside the U.S. to remain legal as long as they meet other regulatory standards.

REQUIREMENT

Deleted a requirement stating that consumable materials must be manufactured in the United States by January 1, 2028, or the product would be removed from the legal market.

TECHNICAL

Added co-sponsorship by 'Thompson of the Senate' to the bill header.

Updated the document header to reflect 'Floor Version' and adjusted page numbering and formatting throughout the text.

Proposed Committee Substitute (full committee) 1 → House Committee Substitute · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill was completely rewritten to remove the 'Proposed Oversight' label and update the page numbering references. The core policy content, including definitions, manufacturing requirements, and fees, remains substantively unchanged, though the document structure and tracking numbers were updated.

Scope change

The bill's scope and applicability remain unchanged; the revision is primarily a structural update replacing the committee substitute title with a standard format.

TECHNICAL

The document title was changed from 'PROPOSED OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' to 'COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE' to standardize the legislative text.

The internal page tracking numbers were updated from 'Req. No. 16834' to 'Req. No. 17046' to reflect the new version of the bill.

The header text was cleaned up by removing redundant 'Proposed' and 'Oversight' labels and consolidating the bill description.

Engrossed → Proposed Committee Substitute (full committee) 1 · 3 edits

MINOR

The bill was converted from an 'Engrossed' version to a 'Proposed Committee Substitute' version, indicating it has been amended by the full House committee. The substantive legal text, including definitions, restrictions on marketing, and attestation requirements, appears identical in both versions. The primary changes are procedural, involving the addition of committee headers, amendment adoption language, and page numbering updates.

Scope change

No substantive change to the bill's scope or applicability; the text remains the same.

TECHNICAL

The document header was changed from 'Engrossed House Bill' to 'Proposed Oversight Committee Substitute,' reflecting the bill's current legislative stage.

Committee amendment metadata was added, including the sponsor's name, adoption date placeholder, and specific page/section line references for the amendment record.

Original page footers and the 'Engrossed' title block were removed to make room for the new committee substitute formatting.

Introduced → Engrossed · 4 edits · Mar 24, 2026

MODERATE

The bill was updated from its original 'Introduced' version to an 'Engrossed' version, which includes significant substantive changes to the regulatory requirements and fees. The most notable change is a substantial increase in the mandatory fees for manufacturers, rising from a one-time $1,000 to a $5,000 initial fee plus a $2,500 annual renewal. Additionally, the text was cleaned up to remove internal markup symbols and standardize formatting, while minor wording adjustments were made to definitions regarding product exclusions and packaging standards.

Scope change

The scope of the bill remains focused on regulating alternative nicotine products, but the financial burden on manufacturers has increased significantly.

FISCAL

The fee for manufacturers filing an attestation was increased from a one-time $1,000 to a $5,000 initial fee, and a new $2,500 annual renewal fee was added.

REQUIREMENT

The definition of 'e-liquid' was clarified to explicitly exclude cannabis, THC, CBD, and hemp under the laws of this state.

The requirement for child-resistant caps on e-liquid bottles was updated to reference 'child-proof' caps and specific federal standards.

TECHNICAL

Internal legislative markup symbols (such as '1...1') and page header footers were removed to clean up the text for final printing.

Vape products; Alternative Nicotine Products Regulatory Act of 2026; terms; manufacturing, labeling, marketing, and safety requirements; attestation; penalties and suspension; enforcement; Attorney General; Alternative Nicotine Products Compliance Fund; effective date.

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