This bill would erase two federal safety laws about portable fuel containers and gas cans. It would cancel any existing rules from the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) based on those laws. It would also block the CPSC from making new rules that require flame-mitigation devices in portable fuel containers or child-resistant features for portable gasoline containers.

In everyday life, this means gas cans and other portable fuel containers could be sold without built-in flame protections or child-resistant parts, unless another law or a state rule requires them. Stores and makers would no longer have to meet those specific federal safety standards.

• Who is affected: Consumers, fuel container makers, and retailers.
• What changes: Repeals two federal safety laws; ends related CPSC rules; forbids new CPSC rules requiring flame-mitigation devices or child-resistant features for these containers.
• When: These changes would take effect if and when the bill becomes law, as it repeals the laws and voids the rules.