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New Zealand to ban tobacco for people born after 2004 in move to stamp out smoking

New Zealand considers phasing out legal sale of tobacco with bate-based ban Matt Mathers © Provided by The Independent New Zealand is considering phasing out the legal sale of tobacco with a date-based ban on nicotine products. Lawmakers are mulling plans to gradually increase the legal age at which people can buy tobacco products as New Zealand aims to become smoke-free by 2025. A smoke-free generation policy would prohibit the sale, and the supply in a public place, of smoked tobacco products to new cohorts from a specified date. For example, if legislation commenced on 1 January 2022, then people younger than 18 years at that time or those born after 1 January 2004 would never be able to lawfully be sold smoked tobacco products.

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An end to cigarettes? New Zealand aims to create smoke-free generation

Proposals include making sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 2004 illegal

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New Zealand Considering Phasing Out Legal Sale of Tobacco

New Zealand Considering Phasing Out Legal Sale of Tobacco New Zealand Considering Phasing Out Legal Sale of Tobacco. Image - pixabay NEW ZEALAND announced today that it is considering phasing out the legal sale of tobacco. New Zealand announced today proposals aimed at banning smoking for the next generation in a plan to move the country closer to its goal of becoming smoke-free by 2025. ADVERTISEMENT One of the plans is to increase the age limit at which cigarettes and tobacco can be bought, with anyone born after 2004 not allowed to purchase them which will effectively make it illegal for that generation.

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New Zealand to consider ban on tobacco for people born after 2004 in move to stamp out smoking

New Zealand considers phasing out legal sale of tobacco Matt Mathers © Provided by The Independent New Zealand is considering phasing out the legal sale of tobacco with a date-based ban on smoking products. Lawmakers are mulling plans to gradually increase the legal age at which people can buy tobacco products as New Zealand aims to become smoke-free by 2025. In a consultation document, the government said: “A smoke-free generation policy would prohibit the sale, and the supply in a public place, of smoked tobacco products to new cohorts from a specified date. Impact of smoking on lungs Replay Video UP NEXT

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New Zealand could ban smoking for people born after 2004

New Zealand could ban smoking for people born after 2004

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