Md. Code, Environment § 9-1728.2
This is the official text of Md. Code, Environment § 9-1728.2, part of Maryland’s Code, Environment — governs environmental protection.
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§9–1728.
Official statutory text
§9–1728.2.
(a) A manufacturer that has implemented a covered electronic device takeback program shall include educational and instructional materials relating to the destruction and sanitization of data from a covered electronic device:
(1) With each new covered electronic device sold or offered for sale in the State;
(2) On the manufacturer’s covered electronic device takeback program Web site; or
(3) As information provided through the manufacturer’s covered electronic device takeback program toll–free number.
(b) A manufacturer that is participating in a covered electronic device takeback program established by a group of covered electronic device manufacturers shall be considered as having implemented a covered electronic device takeback program under this part.
(a) A manufacturer that has implemented a covered electronic device takeback program shall include educational and instructional materials relating to the destruction and sanitization of data from a covered electronic device:
(1) With each new covered electronic device sold or offered for sale in the State;
(2) On the manufacturer’s covered electronic device takeback program Web site; or
(3) As information provided through the manufacturer’s covered electronic device takeback program toll–free number.
(b) A manufacturer that is participating in a covered electronic device takeback program established by a group of covered electronic device manufacturers shall be considered as having implemented a covered electronic device takeback program under this part.
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