(2) A distributor shall maintain for a period of five years all invoices and documentation of sales of smokeless tobacco products manufactured by nonparticipating manufacturers and any other information relied upon in reporting to the Attorney General under subsection (1) of this section. The distributor shall make the invoices and other documentation available to the Attorney General upon request.
(3) A distributor shall provide the Attorney General with an electronic mail address so that the Attorney General may notify the distributor of the information required under subsections (1) and (7) of this section.
(4) The Attorney General and the Department of Revenue may share with each other information received under this section and ORS 180.471, 180.474 and 323.520 and may share such information with federal, state or local agencies for purposes of enforcement of this section and ORS 180.471, 180.474, 180.477, 180.480, 180.486 and 323.816, rules adopted under ORS 180.489 and 180.491 and corresponding laws of other states.
(5) The Attorney General may at any time require a nonparticipating manufacturer to produce proof from the financial institution in which the nonparticipating manufacturer has established a qualified escrow fund for the purpose of compliance with ORS 323.816 of the amount of moneys in the fund, exclusive of interest, the amount and date of each deposit and the amount and date of each withdrawal from the fund.
(6) The Attorney General shall, upon request of a nonparticipating manufacturer whose compliance with escrow requirements is at issue, provide the manufacturer with copies of all documents upon which any proposed addition to the escrow is based. Documents required to be provided under this subsection include, but are not necessarily limited to, reports under this section from distributors. The information provided to the manufacturer under this subsection may not include information about products of any tobacco product manufacturer other than the one to whom the information is provided. The information may be used only for the purpose of determining the appropriate amount of escrow deposits.
(7) The Attorney General may require a distributor or a tobacco product manufacturer to submit any additional information, including, but not limited to, samples of the packaging and labeling of each smokeless tobacco product manufactured or distributed, to enable the Attorney General to determine whether a tobacco product manufacturer is in compliance with this section and ORS 180.471, 180.474, 180.477, 180.480, 180.486 and 323.816 and with rules adopted under ORS 180.489 and 180.491. [2009 c.717 §12]
Structure 2021 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 05 - State Government, Government Procedures, Land Use
Chapter 180 - Attorney General; Department of Justice
Section 180.060 - Powers and duties of Attorney General.
Section 180.073 - Subpoena authority in criminal investigation.
Section 180.075 - Disclosure of information obtained under subpoena.
Section 180.095 - Department of Justice Protection and Education Revolving Account.
Section 180.096 - Use of Countrywide Financial Corporation settlement proceeds.
Section 180.125 - Intergovernmental road maintenance agreements.
Section 180.140 - Other assistants; salaries; representation of indigent clients.
Section 180.160 - Charges for services to public agencies; rules.
Section 180.180 - Department of Justice Operating Account.
Section 180.200 - Department of Justice Client Trust Account.
Section 180.205 - Tobacco Enforcement Fund.
Section 180.220 - Powers and duties.
Section 180.235 - Authority of agency to employ counsel; qualification and salary; status.
Section 180.260 - Service of process by department employees.
Section 180.267 - Authority of Department of Justice to require fingerprints.
Section 180.269 - Biennial litigation reports to Legislative Assembly.
Section 180.345 - Child Support Program; rules.
Section 180.365 - Child Support Suspense Fund.
Section 180.380 - Disclosure of information to authorized persons.
Section 180.400 - Legislative findings.
Section 180.405 - Definitions.
Section 180.410 - Manufacturer certification.
Section 180.415 - Nonparticipating manufacturer certification; rules.
Section 180.416 - Nonparticipating manufacturer bond; rules.
Section 180.420 - Document retention period.
Section 180.425 - Attorney General’s directory; rules.
Section 180.430 - Nonresident nonparticipating manufacturer service agent.
Section 180.440 - Prohibited conduct; penalty.
Section 180.441 - Prohibited shipping; in-person sale required.
Section 180.445 - Quarterly escrow deposits; rules.
Section 180.448 - Attorney General investigative demand.
Section 180.450 - Judicial review; civil remedies; rules.
Section 180.451 - Civil remedies for violation of ORS 180.441; penalty.
Section 180.468 - Definitions.
Section 180.471 - Manufacturer certification.
Section 180.474 - Nonparticipating manufacturer certification; rules.
Section 180.477 - Attorney General’s directory; rules.
Section 180.480 - Nonresident nonparticipating manufacturer service agent.
Section 180.486 - Prohibited conduct; penalty.
Section 180.489 - Quarterly escrow deposits; rules.
Section 180.491 - Judicial review; civil remedies; rules.
Section 180.540 - Review of consumer contracts for conformity with plain language standards.
Section 180.545 - Plain language standards; approval; fees.
Section 180.550 - Compliance statement.
Section 180.555 - Exemptions; effect of certification; admissibility.
Section 180.600 - Definitions.
Section 180.610 - Investigation of organized criminal activity; powers and duties of department.
Section 180.640 - Criminal Justice Revolving Account.
Section 180.700 - Advisory committee; rules.
Section 180.710 - Program reviews.
Section 180.720 - Hope Card Program; rules.
Section 180.750 - Definitions.
Section 180.755 - Prohibited acts.
Section 180.760 - Civil action for violation; remedies; penalty.
Section 180.765 - Statute of limitation.
Section 180.775 - Investigative demand.
Section 180.780 - Distribution of recovered amounts.