This bill aims to prohibit the sale, distribution, import, or manufacture of children's products intended for use by children under the age of six that contain lead, mercury, or cadmium. It establishes that any manufacturer, distributor, or importer who discovers such hazardous materials in their products must issue an immediate recall. Retail establishments are required to remove recalled products from display within 48 hours and return all inventory to the supplier within 14 business days. Additionally, the manufacturer, distributor, or importer must destroy the recalled products within 60 business days to ensure they are rendered useless and disposed of safely.

The bill outlines penalties for violations, categorizing them as unlawful practices or crimes depending on the nature of the offense. Knowingly selling or distributing hazardous children's products is deemed an unlawful practice, while failing to comply with recall procedures can lead to criminal charges, escalating from a fourth-degree crime for a first offense to a second-degree crime for repeated violations. The penalties include monetary fines, potential imprisonment, and other legal repercussions, emphasizing the importance of consumer safety in children's products.