(1) Prohibiting the resale of tax-exempt cigarettes from Armed Services sales outlets;

(2) Establishing the Cigarette Tax Stamp Enforcement Special Fund (Enforcement Fund);

(3) Establishing the Cigarette Tax Stamp Administrative Special Fund (Administrative Fund);

(4) Exempting the Enforcement and Administrative Funds from central service and departmental administrative expenses transfers;

(5) Specifying the portions of the tax stamp values that shall be deposited into the Enforcement and Administrative Funds; and

(6) Appropriating funds;

(7) Allowing cigarette distribution businesses to recover costs incurred in affixing stamps to cigarette packages;

(8) Authorizing the cost of stamps to be reduced by an unspecified percentage of the denominated value of each stamp purchased, to allow cigarette distributor cost recovery; and

(9) Providing that the percent reduction for cost recovery is not available to a cigarette distributor that is not in compliance with state law.

(1) Removing the reference to exceeding the general fund appropriation ceiling;

(2) Providing that the cigarette stamp tax is not required to be paid upon cigarettes sold for personal use at sales outlets operated by the armed services, but making it illegal to purchase such cigarettes for resale;

(3) Creating the Tobacco Enforcement Special Fund (Tobacco Fund) to be administered by the AG;

(4) Providing that all unencumbered and unexpended moneys in excess of $350,000 remaining on balance in the Tobacco Fund at the close of the fiscal year to be credited to the Hawaii Tobacco Settlement Special Fund;

(5) Requiring the AG to submit a report to the Legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of each regular session, providing an accounting of the receipts and expenditures of the Tobacco Fund;

(6) Exempting the Tobacco Fund from central service and departmental administrative expenses transfers; and

(7) Making technical, nonsubstantive amendments for purposes of clarity and style.