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Participating in discussions and sharing points of view is a basic principle of public policy making and does not stop governments from taking decisions and enacting the laws they deem best. It said that it supports effective regulation, including laws banning sales to minors, mandatory health warnings, and advertising restrictions
While overall youth tobacco and nicotine use is declining, many of those who do use are showing troubling signs of dependence as illegal flavored, high-nicotine products surge, said Kathy Crosby, CEO and President of Truth Initiative