Governor Vetoes Tobacco-Related Bills

October 11, was the deadline for Governor Schwarzenegger to sign or veto all the bills that were sent to him prior to the end of the 2009 legislative session. Leading up to this deadline, the Governor had issued a threat to veto all the bills that were on his desk unless a legislative deal on water issues was reached. However, the Governor determined that enough progress on water issues was made and decided to “weigh all the bills on their merits.”

There were three tobacco-related bills that had been sent to the Governor and he vetoed all three bills. According to the Governor:

· AB 574 (Prohibiting Smoking at Hospitals; Hill – D, San Mateo) was vetoed because the bill is unnecessary since hospitals can already prohibit smoking in outdoor areas.
· AB 625 (Prohibiting Sale or Distribution of Novelty Lighters; Lieu – D, Torrance) was vetoed because there is no evidence that novelty lighters pose a greater fire risk than normal lighters.
· SB 400 (Authorizing Enforcement Action Against Sales of Electronic Cigarettes; Corbett – D, San Leandro) was vetoed because the Governor did not want to declare e-cigarettes a federally regulated drug when there is pending litigation on the issue.

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