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Non-participating Manufacturer Certification for Listing on the Oregon Tobacco Directory is a legal document that was released by the Oregon Department of Justice - a government authority operating within Oregon.
Q: What is the Oregon Tobacco Directory?
A: The Oregon Tobacco Directory is a list of tobacco products that are certified as being in compliance with Oregon law.
Q: What is a Non-participating Manufacturer?
A: A Non-participating Manufacturer (NPM) is a tobacco manufacturer that does not participate in the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) and is not paying into the MSA escrow account.
Q: What is the purpose of the Non-participating Manufacturer Certification?
A: The purpose of the certification is to allow NPMs to be listed on the Oregon Tobacco Directory and sell their products legally in Oregon.
Q: How can a Non-participating Manufacturer get certified?
A: NPMs can apply for certification by submitting the required documents to the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and paying the necessary fees.
Q: What documents are required for Non-participating Manufacturer certification?
A: The required documents include a completed application form, an affidavit of compliance, proof of financial responsibility, and a copy of the NPM's current certified testing laboratory results.
Q: What is an affidavit of compliance?
A: An affidavit of compliance is a sworn statement by the NPM certifying that their products are in compliance with Oregon law.
Q: What is proof of financial responsibility?
A: Proof of financial responsibility is evidence that the NPM has established and continues to maintain sufficient funds to satisfy any liabilities or judgments that may arise from the sale of their tobacco products in Oregon.
Q: How often does Non-participating Manufacturer certification need to be renewed?
A: The certification must be renewed annually.
Q: Are there any penalties for non-compliance with the certification requirements?
A: Yes, failure to comply with the certification requirements can result in removal from the Oregon Tobacco Directory and penalties imposed by the OHA.
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