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Chapter 19 The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
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Chapter 19: The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Chapter 19: The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. In Greenhalgh, EM|Scollo, MM|Winstanley, MH [editors]. Tobacco in Australia: Facts and issues. Melbourne : Cancer Council Victoria; 2019. Available from https://www.tobaccoinaustralia.org.au/chapter-19-ftct

Chapter 19 The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

19.0 The global response to the global tobacco epidemic

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19.1 Integration of the WHO FCTC into broader global agendas

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19.2 WHO FCTC governance framework

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19.3 WHO FCTC guiding principles and general obligations

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19.4 Obligations relating to demand reduction for tobacco products

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19.5 Obligations relating to supply-reduction for tobacco products

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19.6 Other substantive obligations

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19.7 Obligations regarding international cooperation and exchange of information and resources

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19.8 Implementation, compliance and enforcement of the WHO FCTC

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19.9 Impact of the WHO FCTC and its influence on other bodies of law

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19.10 Implications of the WHO FCTC for Australia

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19.11 WHO FCTC in an Australian context: Case study example of Australia’s tobacco plain packaging measures

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19.12 WHO FCTC in an Australian context: Case study example of guidance on interacting with the tobacco industry

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