KUALA LUMPUR: Several tweaks have been made on the Control of Tobacco Product and Smoking Bill, otherwise known as the tobacco generational end game (GEG), to ensure bipartisan support for the much-anticipated law, says Khairy Jamaluddin.
The Health Minister said the Bill was a "too important" piece of legislation not to receive broad support from all sides that would make Malaysia a benchmark for other countries.
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