(1) Requiring minors to complete a tobacco use cessation program for a first offense and repeat the program and perform community service for any subsequent offenses;

(2) Requiring the issuance of a citation and providing for the use and processing of these citations in the same manner as a traffic infraction; and

(3) Giving the district court jurisdiction over the offense and the offender.

(1) Removing the provision that a first offense will require participation in a smoking cessation program and replacing it with a 14-hour tobacco use education program;

(2) Providing that for each of the first, second, third, and every subsequent violation of this section, a surcharge of $25 must be paid to be deposited in to the Trauma Care Fund;

(3) Establishing the number of hours of community service to be performed for each citation issued for using tobacco, increasing from 8 hours for the first offense, to 16 hours for the second offense and 32 hours for the third and every following offense;

(4) Providing for the possibility of a fine of not less than $50 but not more than $100 for the first offense and mandating it for the second offense;

(5) Denying the application for a provisional driver's license or suspending the license for a period of one year for a second offense, and mandating revocation of the license and suspension of the privilege to operate a motor vehicle for a minimum of one year and a maximum of two years for a third offense;

(6) Mandating that a minor cited for a third offense, be referred to a tobacco cessation counselor;

(7) Providing that Family or District Courts prescribe the form, content, and distribution of the citations issued to minors using tobacco products;

(8) Providing the Family Court concurrent jurisdiction with the District Court; and

(9) Making technical, nonsubstantive changes for clarity, consistency, and style.