McPherson: The McPherson Uniform Public Offense Code was updated in September 2014 to make e-cigarettes equivalent to traditional cigarettes, effectively banning them in most public places
This blog describes the key findings, explores the data in more detail, and discusses how these changes may have arisen and their implications, particularly given the Government has now released an innovative Action Plan outlining how it will achieve the Smokefree Aotearoa goal
However, with the wide range of nicotine products on the market, and alarming trends of e-cigarette use in young people, public health officials are still fighting an uphill battle
[] In fact, including the effects of higher taxes on the consumption of cigarettes could bring the estimated tax revenues for the two tax hikes even closer together
Used Tobacco leaves do not need to be thrown out of the extract, you can still use them for smoking in a pipe or in classic tobacco papers