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| introducing ad bans and removing | advertising | at the point of sale | 
| your submission that reads tobacco | advertising | bans are more effective if | 
| in the countries where tobacco | advertising | bans have been introduced currently | 
| industry in other countries where | advertising | bans have been introduced the | 
| norway that already have tobacco | advertising | bans in place you heard | 
| international evidence suggests that tobacco | advertising | bans lead to significant reductions | 
| as to the efficacy of | advertising | bans our final point and | 
| evidence that shows that tobacco | advertising | bans reduce tobacco consumption although | 
| agenda the evidence that tobacco | advertising | bans reduce tobacco consumption is | 
| no real indication that tobacco | advertising | bans result in a reduction | 
| in tobacco consumption resulting from | advertising | bans those illustrative figures are | 
| the countries that have introduced | advertising | bans we could conduct another | 
| be a ban on tobacco | advertising | 09 45 miss goldie if | 
| 50 million reduction in tobacco | advertising | and a 43 million reduction | 
| ssi 2003 98 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| consider the following the tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| ssi 2003 98 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| ssi 2003 79 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| laid before the parliament tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| laid before the parliament tobacco | advertising | and promotion act 2002 commencement | 
| smoking prevention activities the tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill is being | 
| keith raffan s1m 2182 tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill lodged on | 
| smith nicola sturgeon proposed tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill proposal for | 
| implement provisions of the tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill s1w 28540 | 
| convener items in private tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill subordinate legislation | 
| agreed members indicated agreement tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill the convener | 
| by executive debate on tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill uk legislation | 
| item 4 concerns the tobacco | advertising | and promotion bill which is | 
| ban all forms of tobacco | advertising | and promotion in some instances | 
| a bill to control the | advertising | and promotion of tobacco products | 
| meeting 2002 session 1 tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill enterprise | 
| bill passed 6 march tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 1 committee 3 september tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 1 committee 19 november tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| the parliament 27 february tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 1 committee 24 september tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| bill introduced 6 june tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 2 committee 12 december tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 1 completed 21 november tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 2 completed 18 december tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 1 committee 3 september tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| bill passed 6 march tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| bill passed 2 may tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill stage | 
| 2 final day 3 tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill the | 
| 13 in private 2 tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill the | 
| and promotion scotland bill tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill the | 
| the proposer of the tobacco | advertising | and promotion scotland bill tobacco | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| 3 march 2003 the tobacco | advertising | and promotion sponsorship transitional provisions | 
| proposed european union directive on | advertising | and sponsorship of tobacco products | 
| a uk ban on tobacco | advertising | and those who are against | 
| in place requires a tobacco | advertising | ban and increases in taxation | 
| thing as a comprehensive tobacco | advertising | ban because the tobacco industry | 
| broadly speaking you oppose an | advertising | ban because tobacco is important | 
| would bring in a tobacco | advertising | ban but that bill fell | 
| consumption norway has a tobacco | advertising | ban but the real price | 
| required of which a tobacco | advertising | ban has to be part | 
| brought in a television tobacco | advertising | ban in 1967 the industry | 
| understand the position the tobacco | advertising | ban in canada was introduced | 
| long game introducing a tobacco | advertising | ban is only one part | 
| other countries that a tobacco | advertising | ban that is brought in | 
| s1m 203 michael matheson tobacco | advertising | ban that the parliament calls | 
| the winners from a tobacco | advertising | ban would be the service | 
| it could spread beyond tobacco | advertising | because it is already difficult | 
| the uk editions contain tobacco | advertising | brian fitzpatrick i am not | 
| following a ban on tobacco | advertising | brian fitzpatrick is it your | 
| against any ban on tobacco | advertising | but they all seem to | 
| the convener for non tobacco | advertising | des hudson we think that | 
| see an advertisement for tobacco | advertising | does not have an impact | 
| however we recognise that tobacco | advertising | does not respect national borders | 
| on all forms of tobacco | advertising | elaine thomson aberdeen north lab | 
| tobacco companies will merely transfer | advertising | expenditure to that type of | 
| the uk expenditure on tobacco | advertising | fell by something like 50 | 
| that a ban on tobacco | advertising | had not reduced tobacco use | 
| to see controls on tobacco | advertising | has challenged those figures as | 
| to a ban on tobacco | advertising | however we recognise that tobacco | 
| attract greater amounts of tobacco | advertising | i suggest that that might | 
| now when there is tobacco | advertising | i therefore do not accept | 
| effective way of controlling tobacco | advertising | i was struck by what | 
| revenue newspapers get from tobacco | advertising | i would imagine that they | 
| about 600 000 from tobacco | advertising | if we were to consider | 
| their advertising revenue from tobacco | advertising | if you do not have | 
| sections that relate to tobacco | advertising | in newspapers and magazines and | 
| realised a ban on tobacco | advertising | in newspapers has been in | 
| response effect associated with tobacco | advertising | in other words the removal | 
| introducing a ban on tobacco | advertising | in scotland alone given the | 
| its commitment to banning tobacco | advertising | in scotland by the end | 
| introducing a ban on tobacco | advertising | in scotland in advance of | 
| bill which would ban tobacco | advertising | in scotland would achieve its | 
| the bulk of the tobacco | advertising | in scottish newspapers is targeted | 
| and published in scotland tobacco | advertising | in those publications would be | 
| of tobacco consumption banning tobacco | advertising | is a logical part of | 
| by the tobacco industry that | advertising | is designed to encourage brand | 
| they did not include tobacco | advertising | it seems likely from the | 
| publications continue to allow tobacco | advertising | it would also de normalise | 
| a greater amount of tobacco | advertising | jim raeburn it would be | 
| last year was from tobacco | advertising | jim raeburn we have to | 
| kinds whether to newspapers through | advertising | losses the tobacco companies or | 
| be taken into account tobacco | advertising | makes it seem normal to | 
| for the uk and tobacco | advertising | may or may not be | 
| be able to carry tobacco | advertising | on copies sold in scotland | 
| sales in 1965 when tobacco | advertising | on television was banned in | 
| to see all the tobacco | advertising | on the big hoardings there | 
| would want to justify tobacco | advertising | on the grounds that dorothy | 
| the same applies to tobacco | advertising | particularly with lit signs above | 
| should be regulation of tobacco | advertising | per se it is not | 
| have to acknowledge that tobacco | advertising | provides a very small proportion | 
| 1 per cent of their | advertising | revenue from tobacco advertising if | 
| would the loss of tobacco | advertising | space in newspapers in scotland | 
| countries that have introduced tobacco | advertising | such as norway belgium france | 
| a greater amount of tobacco | advertising | than do others will he | 
| proposed if they carried tobacco | advertising | there are others on which | 
| for newspapers comes from tobacco | advertising | there are several questions for | 
| virtually all forms of tobacco | advertising | thereby removing a major barrier | 
| legislation that would ban tobacco | advertising | to be uk wide the | 
| of a ban on tobacco | advertising | to kick in if that | 
| by a ban on tobacco | advertising | were channelled into domestically produced | 
| if a ban on tobacco | advertising | were to come into effect | 
| to show that banning tobacco | advertising | will contribute towards the achievement | 
| that a ban on tobacco | advertising | will lead to our getting | 
| in the uk banning tobacco | advertising | will not impact on smoking | 
| that a ban on tobacco | advertising | will overall have a positive | 
| that a ban on tobacco | advertising | will reduce tobacco consumption is | 
| any delay in banning tobacco | advertising | will seriously undermine the battle | 
| the bill as introduced tobacco | advertising | would be lawful in such | 
| what that spread of tobacco | advertising | would be will he make | 
| access to income from tobacco | advertising | would make a real difference | 
| magazines under the bill tobacco | advertising | would not be banned in | 
| which expenditure increased are management | advertising | and promotion for example we | 
| design b print production c | advertising | d promotion and marketing e | 
| for spending on promotion and | advertising | in consultation exercises and what | 
| past 25 to 30 years | advertising | is about promotion of brands | 
| in the marketing promotion and | advertising | of the banking options from | 
| firm and effective ban on | advertising | and to do so quickly | 
| by considering legislation to ban | advertising | at the point of sale | 
| are against a ban on | advertising | at the point of sale | 
| on cheap imports following an | advertising | ban as we have no | 
| i believe that the television | advertising | ban has been in place | 
| the workability of a partial | advertising | ban in the united kingdom | 
| health statistics that a uk | advertising | ban would reduce consumption by | 
| of the ban on television | advertising | from all the other things | 
| favour of a ban on | advertising | high tar products as opposed | 
| likelihood that a ban on | advertising | in scotland would not stop | 
| ministers the power to exclude | advertising | in stores from a ban | 
| small shops point of sale | advertising | is exempted from the ban | 
| effect of a ban on | advertising | is irrelevant to your members | 
| countries that a ban on | advertising | leads to a reduction in | 
| ban on the media and | advertising | markets which are tangible will | 
| that if we ban the | advertising | of a particular product and | 
| important we want to ban | advertising | on the internet of uk | 
| understanding that they will ban | advertising | outside shops or in shop | 
| product but a ban on | advertising | perhaps you will say how | 
| there were a ban on | advertising | the net effect on consumption | 
| is that a ban on | advertising | will not affect the volume | 
| and marketing a ban on | advertising | would have an effect on | 
| believe that a ban on | advertising | would have the reverse effect | 
| reduced price a ban on | advertising | would remove brand name recognition | 
| coming through through sponsorship er | advertising | etcetera and erm m608: uh | 
| not just have banned cigarette | advertising | and smoking in public places | 
| to the revenue from banned | advertising | being displaced to other parts | 
| clause 4 2 so such | advertising | is already banned it seems | 
| elected as prime minister cigarette | advertising | was finally banned although thanks | 
| the year 2000 after cigarette | advertising | was finally banned in the | 
| this morning certain newspapers attract | advertising | and any media planner will | 
| newspapers is taken up by | advertising | des hudson it depends on | 
| happy to disclose the total | advertising | income this morning certain newspapers | 
| in the title des hudson | advertising | is important for all newspapers | 
| scottish newspapers might price their | advertising | pages jim raeburn we have | 
| 1 per cent of the | advertising | revenue for newspapers comes from | 
| of billboards point of sale | advertising | and some advertising in publications | 
| of sale advertising and some | advertising | in publications it will have | 
| those publications having problems filling | advertising | space even if the uk | 
| cigarette is taken up by | advertising | costs mrs warrington you would | 
| in public places and cigarette | advertising | is finally illegal throughout the | 
| what share of your members | advertising | revenue comes from cigarette advertising | 
| advertising revenue comes from cigarette | advertising | you said that it was | 
| in the battle both for | advertising | revenue and for readers andrew | 
| does patrick browne mean by | advertising | revenue being displaced 10 45 | 
| miss goldie i presume that | advertising | revenue is a significant part | 
| of retail sales loss of | advertising | revenue or a transitional impact | 
| income regardless of how the | advertising | revenue subdivides into component advertisers | 
| of the border even if | advertising | revenue were displaced that would | 
| scottish market i think that | advertising | revenue would simply move from | 
| and their point of sale | advertising | arrangements if regulations were introduced | 
| ministers we are concerned as | advertising | at the point of sale | 
| regulations clearly point of sale | advertising | in newsagents and small shops | 
| are about point of sale | advertising | in shops you say that | 
| point of sale and billboard | advertising | will have an effect on | 
| t have someone who was | advertising | a product show the product | 
| the legitimate commercial activity of | advertising | a product that is not | 
| scottish share of the uk | advertising | advertising is extremely important for | 
| b radio and other media | advertising | c display advertising including poster | 
| other media advertising c display | advertising | including poster sites and d | 
| share of the uk advertising | advertising | is extremely important for those | 
| difference between in your face | advertising | such as billboard advertising with | 
| face advertising such as billboard | advertising | with cigarettes being pushed everywhere | 
| that there should not be | advertising | outside shops or in shop | 
| small shops is exactly the | advertising | that young people in particular | 
| not clear to what extent | advertising | within shops can be regulated | 
| price and 50 per cent | advertising | if we are talking about | 
| elements cover price income and | advertising | income i can assure you | 
| known that price rather than | advertising | is the biggest single influence | 
| or radio or other media | advertising | s1w 24697 michael russell to | 
| even if other forms of | advertising | remain in place if we | 
| from all legitimate forms of | advertising | we will push them into | 
| 75 per cent of our | advertising | income last year was from | 
| removal of some aspects of | advertising | has a beneficial effect even | 
| warrington yes i dispute that | advertising | has an effect on whether | 
| competing for uk decision based | advertising | spend against uk national or | 
| 75 per cent would be | advertising | and about 25 per cent | 
| their mothers and grandmothers the | advertising | industry and the fashion world | 
| read the penetration of that | advertising | into the scottish market would | 
| i would suspect that the | advertising | pages in the offshoot titles | 
| strategy would be not their | advertising | strategy m608: mm f643: and | 
| the proprietor the editor the | advertising | manager or even the news | 
| pupils to see how some | advertising | copy writers use this device | 
| to use scottish outlets for | advertising | des hudson we argue that | 
| farming methods pesticide contamination food | advertising | directed at children the use | 
| is more difficult to regulate | advertising | given the increased use of | 
| measures the effectiveness of such | advertising | s1w 27519 irene mcgugan to | 
| more likely to see such | advertising | than they are to see | 
| tobacconist which implies that such | advertising | will be allowed that is | 
| the total spend of its | advertising | budget will be in 2002 | 
| executive how much of its | advertising | committed in 2002 03 will | 
| 2716 scottish executive policy on | advertising | lodged on 7 february 2002 | 
| we do not believe that | advertising | allows the consumer to choose | 
| throughout the united kingdom because | advertising | and promotional activities do not | 
| do not know about the | advertising | contents of the magazines that | 
| not need to take up | advertising | costs i do not know | 
| it not first consider the | advertising | in the months leading up | 
| market situation the cost of | advertising | is not something that we | 
| suggesting for one minute that | advertising | makes people smoke or not | 
| and the people used in | advertising | should not be younger than | 
| that complexity in technical and | advertising | texts is not caused solely | 
| but have since dipped however | advertising | cannot be divorced from pricing | 
| in glasgow queen street station | advertising | the rail service from that | 
| s doing some sessions on | advertising | and at one o clock | 
| that it has spent on | advertising | as an ex minister i | 
| are taking your supply of | advertising | before you go on to | 
| much has been spent on | advertising | by each ministerial department in | 
| has embarked on a major | advertising | campaign but all of us | 
| will the executive promote an | advertising | campaign on television or somewhere | 
| and b actual spending on | advertising | has been by each of | 
| sites have been booked for | advertising | its national debate on education | 
| you on the statement that | advertising | keeps demand in check which | 
| on the front the the | advertising | m608: uh huh f643: break | 
| m608: uh huh m1174: about | advertising | on the air which is | 
| you go on to the | advertising | on which incidentally i agree | 
| it is the form of | advertising | that probably impacts most on | 
| if you can to electronic | advertising | malcolm chisholm that is increasingly | 
| refer is being flouted by | advertising | agencies in the targeting of | 
| which newspaper will suit his | advertising | client that is still all | 
| wrong when will you start | advertising | that service muir russell the | 
| with the simple suggestion that | advertising | will persuade someone who does | 
| out the in your face | advertising | but by cutting off the | 
| public and in your face | advertising | malcolm chisholm there might be | 
| in your mind to regulate | advertising | within premises malcolm chisholm clearly | 
| conclusion you have said that | advertising | affects only the demand for | 
| harmed by a loss of | advertising | and have nothing to make | 
| gretna it is totally self | advertising | since we have treated the | 
| of us deplore and newspaper | advertising | we can have a say | 
| without any pre publicity or | advertising | we have to appreciate that | 
| saying that you disagree that | advertising | has an impact that means | 
| the westminster government has been | advertising | recently the recruitment of as | 
| the mechanisms for gp payment | advertising | and how vaccination was given | 
| still all about how the | advertising | can influence particular brands that | 
| executive how many a radio | advertising | slots and b poster sites | 
| all the sqa processes of | advertising | posts and interviewing when staff | 
| because of the loss of | advertising | you also said that demand | 
| for each financial year of | advertising | which includes the production of | 
| raised the question of targeting | advertising | at the young that is | 
| that clause 4 refers to | advertising | inside a shop i know | 
| realistic to think that attacking | advertising | is the appropriate way to | 
| sponsored so you got erm | advertising | jingles that i had never | 
| you need to prove that | advertising | makes up a huge chunk | 
| that note i cannot resist | advertising | the fact that the biggest | 
| loyalty and secure demand through | advertising | to prove that you need | 
| of its recent domestic abuse | advertising | strategy the committee agreed to | 
| distributions at nominal cost and | advertising | by electronic means it is | 
| and boxer shorts the posters | advertising | duty free malts perfumes and | 
| been very pro active in | advertising | erm er meetings and seeking | 
| language of a set of | advertising | leaflets and come across one | 
| head of publicity design and | advertising | she peeped at the youngster | 
| mother and child of the | advertising | world but a maze of | 
| the appropriate share of an | advertising | campaign for scottish indigenous titles | 
| people who are associated with | advertising | could advise the government of | 
| positive recently according to the | advertising | gurus behind a crop of | 
| a quite substantial volume of | advertising | others attract less miss goldie | 
| ladies 2s the following notice | advertising | the games appeared in the | 
| we were to consider the | advertising | for the scottish market as | 
| scottish executive s domestic abuse | advertising | strategy pe501 request for an | 
| manage to fill up the | advertising | space i am more interested | 
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