Businesses to pen input on GEG Bill to PM


KUALA LUMPUR: Several restaurant and sundry goods groups will write to the Prime Minister to allow their voices to be heard in the drafting of the generational endgame (GEG) law to reduce the number of smokers.

Calling for more thorough engagement with all stakeholders instead of rushing through its implementation, they say they are not against the Control of Tobacco Products and Smoking Bill 2022.

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