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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 1999 Week 10 Hansard (12 October) . . Page.. 3010 ..
MR MOORE (continuing):
(d) otherwise complies with the regulations, and is displayed in accordance with the regulations.".
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Line 14, proposed new section 3B, definition of "product information notice" after paragraph (b) of the definition, insert the following paragraph:
"(ba) with nothing attached to it (unless necessary for its support);".
Line 15, proposed new section 3B, paragraph (c), definition of "product information notice", omit the paragraph, substitute the following paragraph:
(c) listing the product lines usually available for sale at the point of sale (with or without information about the prices of items or cartons of the product lines, or boxes of cigars);
Line 27, paragraph (d), proposed new section 3C, definition of "sell", omit "and".
Line 31, proposed new section 3C, definition of "sell", paragraph (e), omit the paragraph, substitute the following paragraphs:
"(e) supply for value (or offer or expose for supply for value); and
(f) supply for free (or offer or expose for supply for free), to gain or maintain custom, or otherwise for commercial gain.".
Line 35, proposed new subsection 3D (1), definition of "tobacco advertisement", omit "is writing means", substitute "means writing,".
These amendments fit into a similar range to those that I mentioned before. Through our round table and other discussions, I understand that these amendments are agreed to.
Amendments agreed to.
Amendment (by Mr Moore ) proposed:
That the following new Part be inserted in the Bill: Page 6, line 22:
'3F. Restrictions on point of sale displays
At a point of sale display of tobacco products-(a) the products may only be advertised or displayed in accordance with this Part; and
(b) no tobacco advertisement for the products may be displayed (or broadcast) other than as permitted by this Part.
Note: Paragraph (b) is inserted to emphasise the effect of the prohibition of tobacco advertising under s 10 other than at a point of sale. A display of a tobacco product in a shop is likely to be a 'tobacco advertisement' within the meaning of the definition in s 3D. This is due to the text and graphics on the package of the product, or on cartons of the product.
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