Intent is good but outcome might be bad


PREVENTION is better than cure. This fundamental principle of modern healthcare has been propounded by advocates of the Control of Tobacco Product and Smoking Bill 2022, also known as the tobacco generational endgame (GEG) law.

Their intent, which is to promote better health and well-being and thereby prevent people from becoming ill, is good, but there may be other things to consider as well.

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