During the time between passage and the popular vote, the law may not take effect. If voters approve of the law, it takes effect as scheduled. If voters reject the law, it is voided and does not take effect. 24 states have the popular referendum. Most of them are also initiative states. A third form of referendum, the advisory referendum, is rarely used. In this form of the process, the Legislature, and in some states the governor, may place a question on the ballot to gauge voter opinion. The results of the election on this question are not binding. An example of an advisory referendum is Question 5, which appeared on the Rhode Island ballot in 2002.
There are slightly different requirements for what must be on the label depending on who is required to put the label on the product. If a supplier label is not attached to a controlled product you are not to use the material until the supplier gives you an MSDS and a supplier label. workplace label must: 1  appear on all controlled products produced in a workplace or transferred to other containers by the employer. 2  may appear in placard form on controlled products received in bulk from a supplier. 3  have the following information: 4  product identifier (product name).
1 Always check to see if there is a label on the product before you use it. 2  Read, understand and follow the instructions on the label and SDS. 3  Follow any additional education, instructions, and training as provided by your employer.4  Ask your supervisor if you are not sure about how to use or store it. In a situation where an importer imports a hazardous product for use in their own workplace in Canada (i.e., the importer is not selling the hazardous product), the importer may retain the name, address and telephone number of the foreign supplier on the SDS instead of replacing it with their own contact information.