As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to markup the Open App Markets Act, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) continues to underscore the adverse effects of passing this piece of legislation.
A Taxpayers Protection Alliance coalition of 12 organizations – representing millions of taxpayers, consumers, and free market advocates across the nation urges Senators to oppose the “Open App Markets Act” (OMA) ahead of its markup in the Senate Judiciary Committee this week. This bill will jeopardize the ability of smart phone providers to secure their devices and their customers’ privacy. It will also cause unnecessary disruptions to the market.
A Taxpayers Protection Alliance coalition of 12 organizations – representing millions of taxpayers, consumers, and free market advocates across the nation urges Senators to oppose the “Open App Markets Act” (OMA) ahead of its markup in the Senate Judiciary Committee this week. This bill will jeopardize the ability of smart phone providers to secure their devices and their customers’ privacy. It will also cause unnecessary disruptions to the market.
Per the statement from the legislation’s sponsor, this proposal is an effort to address youth use of tobacco and vapor products. While such efforts are laudable, policymakers should refrain from excessive taxation and prohibition when addressing such issues. Rather, than punish adult former smokers, Alaska lawmakers ought to fund robust tobacco control programs, including education and prevention.
Per the statement from the legislation’s sponsor, this proposal is an effort to address youth use of tobacco and vapor products. While such efforts are laudable, policymakers should refrain from excessive prohibition when addressing such issues. Rather, than punish adult former smokers, Hawaii lawmakers ought to fund robust tobacco control programs, including education and prevention.
Per the statement from the legislation’s sponsor, this proposal is an effort to address youth use of tobacco and vapor products. While such efforts are laudable, policymakers should refrain from excessive taxation and prohibition when addressing such issues. Rather, than punish adult former smokers, Alaska lawmakers ought to fund robust tobacco control programs, including education and prevention.
Per the statement from the legislation’s sponsor, this proposal is an effort to address youth use of tobacco and vapor products. While such efforts are laudable, policymakers should refrain from excessive prohibition when addressing such issues. Rather, than punish adult former smokers, Hawaii lawmakers ought to fund robust tobacco control programs, including education and prevention.
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to markup the Open App Markets Act this week, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) continues to underscore the adverse effects of passing this piece of legislation.
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to markup the Open App Markets Act this week, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) continues to underscore the adverse effects of passing this piece of legislation.
As lawmakers attempt to regulate modified risk tobacco products (MRTP), it is imperative that they understand that the federal government recognizes that tobacco products exist on a spectrum of harm and, since 2009, has offered manufacturers the ability to provide information to market tobacco products as less harmful.
