SENATE AMENDED

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA

HOUSE BILL

INTRODUCED BY WATSON, HENNESSEY, BAKER, GINGRICH, MUNDY, CURRY, CALTAGIRONE, CLYMER, COHEN, CONKLIN, D. COSTA, CREIGHTON, ELLIS, J. EVANS, EVERETT, FLECK, GEIST, GODSHALL, GOODMAN, GRELL, GROVE, HARHART, HARPER, HELM, HESS, HORNAMAN, KAUFFMAN, M. K. KELLER, KOTIK, KULA, MAJOR, MICOZZIE, MILLER, MILNE, MOUL, MURT, MUSTIO, O'NEILL, PICKETT, PRESTON, QUINN, READSHAW, ROSS, SCAVELLO, STERN, TALLMAN, TAYLOR, TOOHIL, VEREB, VULAKOVICH, YOUNGBLOOD, DEASY, MARSICO, PASHINSKI, BOBACK, RAPP, SAMUELSON AND MIRABITO, MARCH 19, 2012

AS AMENDED ON THIRD CONSIDERATION, IN SENATE, OCTOBER 17, 2012   

AN ACT

Establishing the Alzheimer's Disease State Planning Committee

within the Department of Aging Health; and providing for its

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powers and duties; providing for the regulation of indoor

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tanning facilities; establishing the Indoor Tanning

Regulation Fund; and providing for penalties.

The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

hereby enacts as follows:

CHAPTER 1

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PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

Section 1 101.  Short title.

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This act shall be known and may be cited as the Pennsylvania

Alzheimer's Disease State Plan and Indoor Tanning Regulation 

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Act.

Section 102.  Definitions.

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The following words and phrases when used in this act shall

have the meanings given to them in this section unless the

context clearly indicates otherwise:

"Department."  The Department of Health of the Commonwealth.

"Secretary."  The Secretary of Health of the Commonwealth.

CHAPTER 3

PENNSYLVANIA ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE STATE PLAN

Section 2 301.  Legislative findings.

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The General Assembly finds that:

(1)  Currently, Alzheimer's disease affects one in 12

Pennsylvania families.

(2)  To date, 31 states have either published or are in

the process of writing an Alzheimer's disease plan.

(3)  The Commonwealth needs to establish a planning

committee within the Department of Aging department to

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develop a State Alzheimer's Plan that will serve as a

comprehensive blueprint for how the Commonwealth will address

the growing Alzheimer's crisis.

(4)  The planning process will charge State agencies,

legislators, residential and community care providers,

professional and family caregivers and persons with

Alzheimer's disease and related disorders to work together to

create a plan that addresses the Alzheimer's epidemic with a

thoughtful, integrated and cost-effective approach.

Section 3 302.  Definitions.

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The following words and phrases when used in this act chapter 

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shall have the meanings given to them in this section unless the

context clearly indicates otherwise:

"Committee."  The Alzheimer's Disease State Planning

Committee established by this act chapter.

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"Department."  The Department of Aging of the Commonwealth.

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"Secretary."  The Secretary of Aging of the Commonwealth.

"State plan."  The Pennsylvania Alzheimer's Disease State

Plan.

Section 4 303.  Pennsylvania Alzheimer's Disease State Planning

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Committee.

(a)  Establishment.--The Pennsylvania Alzheimer's Disease

State Planning Committee is established in the department.

(b)  Membership.--The committee shall consist of the

following members:

(1)  The chairman and minority chairman of the Aging and

Youth Committee and the Public Health and Welfare Committee

of the Senate and the chairman and minority chairman of the

Aging and Older Adults Services Committee and the Health

Committee of the House of Representatives.

(2)  One person with Alzheimer's disease.

(3)  One caregiver of a person with Alzheimer's disease.

(4)  A representative of the nursing home industry.

(5)  A representative of the assisted living industry.

(6)  A representative of the personal care home industry.

(7)  A representative of the adult day-care services

industry.

(8)  A representative of the medical care provider

community.

(9)  An Alzheimer's disease researcher.

(10)  A representative of a Statewide Alzheimer's

association.

(11)  The secretary or a designee.

(12)  A representative from the Department of Health 

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department.

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(13)  A representative from the Department of Public

Welfare.

(14)  A representative of the local area agencies on

aging.

(15)  A representative of the home care industry.

(16)  A representative of the hospice industry.

(c)  Appointments.--Except for members identified under

subsection (b)(1), members of the committee shall be appointed

by the Governor.

(d)  Chair and administrative support.--The secretary shall

chair the committee and provide necessary administrative support

to the activities of the committee.

(e)  Compensation.--Planning committee members shall receive

no compensation for their services.

Section 5 304.  Powers and duties of committee.

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(a)  General rule.--The committee shall meet on a regular

basis and shall have the following powers and duties:

(1)  To assess the current and future impact of

Alzheimer's disease on residents of this Commonwealth.

(2)  To examine the existing industries, services and

resources addressing the needs of persons with Alzheimer's

disease, their families and caregivers.

(3)  To develop a strategy to mobilize a State response

to this public health crisis.

(4)  To include an examination of the following in its

assessment and recommendations:

(i)  Trends in State Alzheimer's population and

needs, including the changing population with dementia

including, but not limited to:

(A)  The Commonwealth's role in long-term care,

family caregiver support and assistance to persons

with early-stage and younger onset of Alzheimer's

disease.

(B)  The Commonwealth's policy regarding persons

with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

(C)  The surveillance of persons with Alzheimer's

disease for purposes of having proper estimates of

the number of persons in this Commonwealth with

Alzheimer's disease.

(ii)  Existing services, resources and capacity

including, but not limited to:

(A)  Type, cost and availability of Alzheimer's

and related disorders services.

(B)  Dementia-specific training requirements for

long-term care staff.

(C)  Quality care measures for long-term care

facilities.

(D)  Capacity of public safety and law

enforcement to respond to persons with Alzheimer's

disease.

(E)  Availability of home and community-based

resources for persons with Alzheimer's disease and

respite care to assist families.

(F)  Inventory of long-term care dementia care

units.

(G)  Adequacy and appropriateness of geriatric-

psychiatric units for persons with behavior disorders

associated with Alzheimer's disease and related

disorders.

(H)  Assisted living residential options for

persons with dementia.

(I)  State support of Alzheimer's disease

research through Pennsylvania colleges and

universities and other resources.

(iii)  Any needed State policies or responses

including, but not limited to, directions for the

provision of clear and coordinated services and supports

to persons and families living with Alzheimer's disease

and related disorders and strategies to address any

identified gaps in services.

(5)  To work in conjunction with the Department of Aging

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as necessary to implement this chapter.

(b)  Public meeting.--The committee shall hold public

meetings and utilize technological means, such as web casts, to

gather feedback on the recommendations from persons and families

affected by Alzheimer's disease and the general public.

(c)  Report.--The committee shall submit a report on its

findings and date-specific recommendations to the Governor and

the General Assembly in the form of a Pennsylvania Alzheimer's

Disease State Plan no later than one year after the effective

date of this section.

Section 6 305.  Expiration.

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This act chapter shall expire on the date that the report

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required by section 5(c) 304(c) is submitted.

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Section 7.  Effective date.

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This act shall take effect immediately.

CHAPTER 5

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INDOOR TANNING REGULATION

Section 501.  Scope of chapter.

This chapter relates to indoor tanning regulation.

Section 502.  Definitions.

The following words and phrases when used in this chapter

shall have the meanings given to them in this section unless the

context clearly indicates otherwise:

"Customer."  A member of the public who is provided access to

a tanning facility in exchange for a fee or other compensation

or any individual who, in exchange for a fee or other

compensation, is afforded use of a tanning facility as a

condition or benefit of membership or access.

"Fitzpatrick scale."  A scale for classifying a skin type,

based on the skin's reaction to the first ten to 45 minutes of

sun exposure after the winter season as follows:

"Legal entity."  An individual, corporation, partnership,

proprietorship or association.

"Operator."  An individual designated by a legal entity to

control operation of the tanning facility and to instruct and

assist the customer in the proper operation of the tanning

equipment.

"Phototherapy device."  Equipment that emits ultraviolet

radiation and is used by health care professionals in the

treatment of disease. The term shall not include any of the

following:

(1)  Devices utilized by appropriate health care

professionals under the direct supervision of a physician who

is trained in the use of phototherapy devices.

(2)  Devices used for personal use in a private

residence.

(3)  Devices intended for purposes other than the

irradiation of human skin.

"Tanning equipment or device."  Equipment that emits

radiation used for tanning of the skin, such as a sunlamp,

tanning booth or tanning bed that emits electromagnetic

radiation with wavelengths in the air between 200 and 400

nanometers. The term includes any accompanying equipment, such

as protective eyewear, timers and handrails.

"Tanning facility."  Any place where a tanning device is used

for a fee, membership dues or any other compensation.

"Ultraviolet radiation."  Electromagnetic radiation with

wavelengths between 200 and 400 nanometers.

Section 503.  Certificate of registration and fees.

(a)  Requirement.--No legal entity shall establish, maintain,

operate or hold itself out as authorized to establish, maintain

or operate a tanning facility without first having obtained a

certificate of registration issued by the department.

(b)  Application.--A legal entity may apply for a certificate

of registration required under subsection (a) by submitting an

application to the department on a form prescribed by the

department. The form shall require all of the following

information:

(1)  The name, address and telephone number of the

tanning facility and owner.

(2)  The manufacturer, model number and type of each

ultraviolet lamp or tanning device used in the tanning

facility.

(3)  The name and contact information of the equipment

supplier, installer and service agent of each ultraviolet

lamp or tanning device used in the tanning facility.

(4)  A signed and dated certification that the applicant

has read and understands the requirements of this chapter.

(5)  A copy of the operating and safety procedures of the

tanning facility.

(6)  Any additional information required by the

department.

(c)  Determination.--The department shall issue a certificate

of registration to an applicant upon determination that the

applicant meets all of the requirements of this chapter.

(d)  Fee.--An applicant shall be required to pay a

registration fee of $300 per salon, including ten devices, and

$20 per additional bed for each year that the facility applies

for a certificate of registration. The department may increase

registration fees by regulation to ensure implementation of this

chapter.

(e)  Posting.--A legal entity shall post its certificate of

registration in a location clearly visible to its customers.

(f)  Disclaimer.--The department shall promulgate language to

be clearly placed on the certificate of registration explaining

that such facility has not had an initial inspection by the

department.

(g)  Term.--A certificate of registration shall be issued for

a period of time not to exceed 12 months following the date of

issuance and shall be renewable for one additional year, subject

to extension as provided in section 503.1.

(h)  Renewal.--A legal entity shall submit an application for

renewal of a certificate of registration on a form prescribed by

the department prior to expiration of its current certificate of

registration.

(i)  Nontransferability.--A certificate of registration shall

not be transferable from one legal entity or one tanning

facility to another.

(j)  Denial, suspension or revocation.--The following shall

apply to the denial, suspension or revocation of a certificate

of registration:

(1)  The department may deny, suspend or revoke a

certificate of registration for any of the following reasons:

(i)  Submission of false statements in application,

reports, plans or specifications.

(ii)  For conditions which violate this chapter.

(iii)  Operation of the tanning facility in a manner

that threatens public health or safety.

(iv)  Failure to allow the department to enter the

tanning facility at reasonable hours for inspection or

investigation.

(v)  Failure to pay registration fees.

(2)  Except in cases involving an immediate threat to

public health and safety under section 511(b), the department

shall, prior to suspension or revocation of a certificate of

registration, provide written notice to the legal entity to

whom the certificate of registration has been issued of the

facts or conduct which may warrant suspension or revocation

and shall provide the legal entity with an opportunity to

demonstrate or achieve compliance. The legal entity may

request an administrative hearing upon receipt of the written

notice.

(k)  Expiration.--

(1)  Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (2), this

section shall expire two years from its effective date.

(2)  Paragraph (1) shall not apply to the duty to post

under subsection (e), the term provisions of subsection (g),

the nontransferability provisions of subsection (i) or the

powers of the department under subsection (j) and this

subsection.

(3)  A certificate of registration issued by the

department that is not extended in accordance with the

provisions of section 503.1 shall automatically expire two

years from the effective date of this section.

Section 503.1.  Extension of certificates of registration.

If a legal entity that holds a valid certificate of

registration issued by the department has applied for a license

from the department prior to the expiration date of section

503(a) and the department has not inspected the tanning facility

for purposes of reviewing the application for the license by the

expiration date, then the term of the certificate of

registration shall be extended until:

(1)  the department approves or denies the application

for license; or

(2)  the department revokes or suspends the certificate

of registration in accordance with section 503(j).

Section 504.  Licensing and fees.

(a)  Requirement.--No legal entity shall establish, maintain,

operate or hold itself out as authorized to establish, maintain

or operate a tanning facility unless the legal entity has:

(1)  obtained a license issued by the department; or

(2)  been issued a certificate of registration that is

extended under the provisions of section 503.1.

(b)  Application.--A legal entity may apply for a license

required under subsection (a) by submitting an application to

the department on a form prescribed by the department. The form

shall require all of the following information:

(1)  The name, address and telephone number of the

tanning facility and owner.

(2)  The manufacturer, model number and type of each

ultraviolet lamp or tanning device used in the tanning

facility.

(3)  The name and contact information of the equipment

supplier, installer and service agent of each ultraviolet

lamp or tanning device used in the tanning facility.

(4)  A signed and dated certification that the applicant

has read and understands the requirements of this chapter.

(5)  A copy of the operating and safety procedures of the

tanning facility.

(6)  Any additional information required by the

department.

(c)  Determination.--The department shall issue a license to

an applicant upon determination that the applicant meets all of

the requirements of this chapter.

(d)  Fee.--An applicant shall be required to pay a license

fee in such amount as determined by regulation of the

department. The department shall not establish the fee in excess

of the amount necessary to conduct inspections and to enforce

the provisions of this chapter.

(e)  Posting.--A licensee shall post its license in a

location clearly visible to its customers.

(f)  Expiration.--A license shall expire annually on the date

specified on the license.

(g)  Renewal.--A licensee must file an application for

renewal on a form prescribed by the department prior to

expiration of its current license.

(h)  Nontransferability.--A license shall not be transferable

from one legal entity or one tanning facility to another.

(i)  Denial, suspension or revocation.--The following shall

apply to the denial, suspension or revocation of a license:

(1)  The department may deny, suspend or revoke licensure

for any of the following reasons:

(i)  Submission of false statements in application,

reports, plans or specifications.

(ii)  For conditions which violate this chapter.

(iii)  Operation of the tanning facility in a manner

that threatens public health or safety.

(iv)  Failure to allow the department to enter the

tanning facility at reasonable hours for inspection or

investigation.

(v)  Failure to pay license fees.

(2)  Except in cases involving an immediate threat to

public health and safety under section 511(b), the department

shall, prior to suspension or revocation of a license,

provide written notice to the licensee of the facts or

conduct which may warrant suspension or revocation and shall

provide the licensee with an opportunity to demonstrate or

achieve compliance. The licensee may request an

administrative hearing upon receipt of the written notice.

Section 505.  Inspection.

(a)  Access.--The department shall have access at reasonable

times to any tanning facility, including its records, to inspect

and determine whether the tanning facility is in compliance with

this chapter.

(b)  Certificate of registration.--A tanning facility that

holds a certificate of registration is subject to inspections as

follows:

(1)  For purposes of a random sample on an announced or

unannounced basis.

(2)  At the request of an operator on an announced or

unannounced basis.

(3)  In response to a complaint on an unannounced basis.

(c)  Licensure.--A tanning facility that applies for a

license or holds a license is subject to inspections as follows:

(1)  An initial inspection shall be conducted by the

department after receipt of the application.

(2)  For purposes of a random sample on an announced or

unannounced basis.

(3)  In response to a complaint on an unannounced basis.

(d)  Scope.--Inspections conducted by the department under

this section shall encompass all of the following matters:

(1)  The operation of the tanning facility.

(2)  Review of required records and training

documentation.

(3)  Operator understanding and competency.

(4)  Any other area concerning a requirement of this

chapter.

Section 506.  Warning signs and statements.

(a)  Warning signs and statements describing hazards.--A

tanning facility shall post a warning sign in a place readily

visible to persons entering the establishment. The sign shall

have dimensions not less than 11 inches by 17 inches. Lettering

must be clear, legible and at least 0.25 inches high, with all

of the following provisions on the sign:

(1)  The wording, "DANGER--ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION," in

letters at least 0.5 inches high.

(2)  Follow the manufacturer's instructions for use of

this device.

(3)  Avoid overexposure. As with natural sunlight,

overexposure can cause eye and skin injury and allergic

reactions. Repeated exposure to ultraviolet radiation may

cause chronic sun damage characterized by wrinkling, dryness,

fragility, bruising of the skin and skin cancer.

(4)  Do not sunbathe before or after exposure to

ultraviolet radiation from sunlamps.

(5)  Wear protective eyewear. Failure to use protective

eyewear may result in severe burns or permanent injury to the

eyes.

(6)  Medications or cosmetics may increase your

sensitivity to the ultraviolet radiation. Consult a physician

before using a sunlamp if you are using medications, have a

history of skin problems or believe you are especially

sensitive to sunlight. Women who are pregnant or are taking

oral contraceptives who use this product may develop

discolored skin.

(7)  Contact the department to report an alleged injury

regarding this tanning facility.

(8)  The wording, "IF YOU DO NOT TAN IN THE SUN, YOU ARE

UNLIKELY TO TAN FROM USE OF AN ULTRAVIOLET LAMP OR SUNLAMP."

(b)  Written warning statement.--Each customer shall be

provided with a written warning statement requiring a signature

prior to initial exposure. The warning statement shall include

all of the following:

(1)  Failure to use the eye protection provided to the

customer by the tanning facility may result in damage to the

eyes.

(2)  Overexposure to ultraviolet light causes burns.

(3)  Repeated exposure may result in premature aging of

the skin and skin cancer.

(4)  Abnormal skin sensitivity or burning may be caused

by reactions of ultraviolet light to certain:

(i)  foods;

(ii)  cosmetics; or

(iii)  medications, including:

(A)  tranquilizers;

(B)  diuretics;

(C)  antibiotics;

(D)  high blood pressure medicines; or

(E)  birth control pills.

(5)  Any person taking a prescription or over-the-counter

drug should consult a physician before using a tanning

device.

(6)  A person with skin that always burns easily and

never tans should avoid a tanning device.

(7)  A person with a family or past medical history of

skin cancer should avoid a tanning device.

(c)  Liability.--The warning statement provided under

subsection (b) shall not affect the liability of the owner,

manager or operator of a tanning facility in the event that a

customer fails to follow the warning statement and incurs

damages.

Section 507.  Tanning devices.

(a)  Federal certification.--Only tanning devices

manufactured and certified under 21 CFR 1040.20 (relating to

sunlamp products and ultraviolet lamps intended for use in

sunlamp products) may be used in tanning facilities.

(b)  Condition.--All tanning devices shall do all of the

following:

(1)  Meet the National Fire Protection Association's

National Electrical Code and any other State or local

electrical codes.

(2)  Have physical barriers to protect customers from

injury due to touching or breaking lamps.

(3)  Be maintained in good repair.

(c)  Stand-up booths.--Stand-up booths shall meet all of the

following conditions:

(1)  Have physical barriers or other means to indicate

proper exposure distance.

(2)  Be constructed rigidly enough to withstand stress of

use and impact of a falling person.

(3)  Access shall be of rigid construction, doors must

open outwardly and handrails and nonslip floors must be

provided.

(d)  Protective eyewear.--Operators shall require customers

to wear protective eyewear in order to use a tanning device.

When a tanning device is in use, no other person shall be

allowed to remain in the area unless the person wears protective

eyewear. Protective eyewear shall do all of the following:

(1)  Be provided free of charge, along with instructions

for use. Customers may also be given the option to purchase

their own eyewear.

(2)  Meet the requirements of 21 CFR 1040.20.

(3)  Be properly sanitized before each use. Ultraviolet

rays shall not be considered a sanitizing agent.

Section 508.  Operation.

(a)  Skin type.--Operators must be able to recognize the skin

type of the customer based on the Fitzpatrick scale and advise

the customer accordingly in regard to maximum time of exposure.

(b)  Customer records.--A record shall be kept of each

customer's total number of tanning visits, date, time and

duration of each.

(c)  Records.--All records or documentation required by this

chapter shall be maintained in the tanning facility for a

minimum of  seven years. Records on computer must be backed up

on storage media other than the hard drive at least monthly and

must be retrievable as a printed copy. Records shall be

accessible by the department during an inspection.

(d)  Duration and frequency.--Operators shall limit session

duration and frequency to maximums recommended by the

manufacturer.

Section 509.  Restrictions on use by minors.

(a)  Accompaniment.--All minors shall be accompanied by their

parent or legal guardian in order to use a tanning device for

the first time at each facility.

(b)  Identification.--Before the first use by a minor and

every six months thereafter, the owner or operator shall witness

the parent's or legal guardian's signing and dating of the

warning statement required under section 506(b). The parent or

legal guardian shall also sign a statement stating the

relationship with a child who is under 14 years of age.

(c)  Medical permission.--Persons under 14 years of age may

not use a tanning device unless they present written permission

by a properly licensed doctor of medicine or doctor of

osteopathic medicine.

(d)  Records.--Records of parental consent shall be

maintained for all minor customers of the tanning facility for a

period of at least three years.

Section 510.  Training.

(a)  Operator.--A tanning facility shall have an operator

present in accordance with subsection (b) who is sufficiently

knowledgeable in the operation of the tanning devices,

including:

(1)  Knowledge of the requirements of this section and of

21 CFR 1040.20 (relating to sunlamp products and ultraviolet

lamps intended for use in sunlamp products).

(2)  Proper use of the United States Food and Drug

Administration's recommended exposure schedule.

(3)  Procedures for correct operation of the tanning

facility.

(4)  Recognition of injuries and the facility's

procedures of handling the injuries from overexposure to

ultraviolet radiation.

(5)  Manufacturer's procedures for operation and

maintenance of the tanning device.

(6)  Use of protective eyewear.

(7)  Emergency procedures in case of injury.

(8)  Effects of ultraviolet radiation, acute and chronic

exposure and health risks.

(9)  Photosensitizing agents.

(10)  The six different skin types.

(b)  Presence.--A trained operator shall be present at the

tanning facility during all operating hours while tanning

equipment is in operation and shall inform and assist each

customer in the operation and use of the tanning device. No

consumer may use the tanning equipment in the absence of a

trained operator.

Section 511.  Sanctions.

(a)  Penalties.--

(1)  A legal entity that operates a tanning facility in

violation of this chapter commits a misdemeanor and shall be

subject to suspension or revocation of the tanning facility's

certificate of registration or license. A person who operates

a tanning device in violation of this chapter commits a

misdemeanor.

(2)  A legal entity that is in violation of section 509

shall be subject to a civil penalty of not more than $250 for

the first violation, up to $500 for the second violation and

up to $1,000 for each subsequent violation.

(b)  Suspension or revocation.--If the department finds a

violation of this chapter that creates an immediate threat to

the health and safety of the public, the department may suspend

or revoke the tanning facility's certificate of registration or

license to operate.

(c)  Enforcement.--

(1)  The department may take the following steps in

writing or use any other acts and regulations to enforce the

provisions of this chapter:

(i)  Cite each section of the chapter violated.

(ii)  Specify the manner in which the owner, manager

or operator failed to comply with this chapter.

(iii)  Require a corrective action plan, including a

reasonable time schedule for completion. The department

shall review the corrective action plan and approve or

require modification of the plan.

(2)  If a tanning facility fails to comply with

conditions of the written notice provided under paragraph

(1), the department shall notify the owner, manager or

operator, by certified mail, that unless action is taken

within five days of receipt of the written notice, the

tanning facility's certificate of registration or license

shall be suspended or revoked.

Section 512.  Fund established; disposition of fees, fines and

penalties.

(a)  Fund established.--There is hereby established a

restricted account within the General Fund known as the Indoor

Tanning Regulation Fund.

(b)  Disposition of moneys.--All fees, fines and civil

penalties imposed in accordance with this chapter shall be paid

into the Indoor Tanning Regulation Fund and are hereby

appropriated to the department for use in the performance of its

duties under this chapter.

Section 513.  Departmental duties.

The department shall administer the provisions of this

chapter and promulgate and adopt such regulations as may be

necessary to implement this chapter.

Section 514.  Severability.

The provisions of this chapter are severable. If any

provision of this chapter or its application to any person or

circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity shall not affect

other provisions or applications of this chapter which can be

given effect without the invalid provision or application.

CHAPTER 21

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

Section 2101.  Effective date.

This act shall take effect as follows:

(1)  Section 503 shall take effect in 90 days.

(2)  Section 504 shall take effect January 19, 2015.

(3)  The remainder of this act shall take effect

immediately.