4. Section 2 of the principal Act is amended —(a) | by deleting the definition of “advertisement relating to smoking” and substituting the following definition:“ “advertisement relating to any tobacco product” means any advertisement referred to in section 3(1) which has not been approved under section 3(2);”; |
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| (b) | by deleting the words “for smoking” in the definition of “cigarette”; | (c) | by inserting, immediately after the definition of — “cigarette”, the following definition:“ “emission” means any substance that is produced when a tobacco product is used;”; |
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| (d) | by inserting, immediately after the definition of — “newspaper”, the following definitions:“ “packaging”, in relation to any product or article, means any container and any other packaging material in which or with which the product or article is supplied, and includes —(a) | the box, carton, cylinder, packet, pouch, tin or other receptacle which contains the product or article; | (b) | where any such receptacle is or is to be contained in one or more other receptacles, each of the other receptacles; | (c) | wrapper or wrapping of any nature or form; | (d) | any accompanying leaflet, brochure or other written material; and | (e) | any written, printed or graphic representation that appears on or with, or is attached to, the product or article or any part of its packaging; |
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“premises” includes any place or building or part thereof;”; and |
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| (e) | by deleting the definition of “tobacco product” and substituting the following definitions:“ “tobacco product” means any cigarette, cigar or any other form of tobacco, or any tobacco derivative or substitute, including any mixture containing tobacco, or any tobacco derivative or substitute, but excludes any medicinal product registered under the Medicines Act (Cap.176); |
“tobacco substitute” means any article, object or thing that contains nicotine, but excludes tobacco, tobacco derivatives and any medicinal product registered under the Medicines Act; |
“use”, in relation to any tobacco product, means smoking, chewing, inhaling, ingesting or otherwise introducing the tobacco product or any of its constituents or emissions into the human body (whether by oral means or otherwise);”. |
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