Health leaders call for Tobacco and Vapes Bill to be passed swiftly

Health leaders call for Tobacco and Vapes Bill to be passed swiftly

The Bill will be scrutinised in the House of Lords from Monday as it enters committee stage.

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Health leaders demand swift passage of Tobacco and Vapes Bill

More than 1,200 public health professionals have called for the swift passage of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill to “protect future generations”.

More than 1,200 public health professionals urge ‘swift’ action on smoking bill

An open letter signed by more than 1,200 public health directors, doctors, academics and others is urging politicians to ensure the ‘swift passage’ of the tobacco and vapes bill, as it enters its committee stage in the House of Lords. The bill – which will make it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone born after January 2009, as well as crack down on the marketing of vapes to children – is an ‘historic opportunity to protect future generations’.

Health leaders urge ‘swift passage’ of Tobacco and Vapes Bill

The House of Lords begins the Bill’s committee stage today