On the recordSeptember 23, 1997
According to California officials, a number of requirements now in force in California could be considered to be in addition to Federal law under this bill and therefore could be preempted. The first area relates to public warning requirements. The California Department of Health Services maintains that the bill would likely prohibit State-initiated public health warnings. California DHS asked, for example, if point-of-purchase placards could be required.
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