Draft Prepared: New Smoking Bans Are Coming - Sözcü Newspaper
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According to the draft smoking ban to be discussed at the Presidency of the Republic, the sale and consumption of tobacco products will be completely banned from 2040 onwards.
All eyes are on Parliament for new regulations aimed at reducing the use of cigarettes and tobacco products. The draft bill prepared by the Ministry of Health is expected to be reviewed in September, discussed by the AKP Parliamentary Group in October, and brought to the Parliament's agenda in November. The draft proposes banning the sale and distribution of tobacco products to other individuals for consumption from January 1, 2040. 🚆
The bill, which includes regulations aimed at reducing the use of cigarettes and tobacco products, is expected to be brought to the Parliament's agenda in November.
A new draft regulation prepared by the Ministry of Health aims to expand the rules regarding the sale and use of tobacco products. The proposal, expected to be presented to parliament in the new legislative period, plans numerous changes ranging from the regulation of cigarette packaging and sales methods to the use of open spaces, designated smoking areas in businesses, and even a permanent ban on smoking.
A new draft regulation prepared by the Ministry of Health plans to expand the rules regarding the sale and use of tobacco products. The draft foresees changes in many areas, from cigarette packaging and sales methods to the use of open spaces and designated smoking areas in businesses.
The Ministry of Health has prepared a new draft law targeting cigarettes, tobacco products, e-cigarettes, and heated tobacco products. According to the proposal, expected to be on the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly in October, tobacco products will be sold in cabinets that are not visible from the outside, and packaging will be standardized. Smoking will be restricted in children's parks, beaches, and sports areas, while new regul…
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