GEG pushed aside but not forgotten, says Dr Zaliha


KUALA: The generational end-game (GEG) has not been entirely forgotten, says Dr Zaliha Mustafa.

She cited the Attorney-General’s Chamber’s concerns on the constitutionality of the GEG element which sought to ban those born in 2007 and onwards from smoking or purchasing smoking products as the reason for the removal of the provision from the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health 2023 Bill.

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