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PETALING JAYA: As the proposed generational end game (GEG) law goes back to the drawing board, a key MP says the Bill will be back as a “good law” that will address all concerns.

Health associations also agree that a review of the Tobacco and Smoking Control Bill will be for the better, although some are fearful that the legislation might never see the light of day.

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