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Chapter 11 Tobacco advertising and promotion

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11.0 Background

11.1 The merits of banning tobacco advertising

11.2 Tobacco industry expenditure on advertising

11.3 Federal legislation

11.4 State and territory legislation

11.5 Tobacco advertising legislation violations

11.6 Marketing of tobacco in the age of advertising bans

References

Attachment 11.1 TAP Act report to Parliament


Becky Freeman
Professor Simon Chapman


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    Tobacco advertising and promotion
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    The construction and labelling of Australian cigarettes
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    Social marketing and public education campaigns
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    Smokefree environments
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    The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
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    Useful weblinks to tobacco resources
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