✨ Smoke-free Environments Act Notice
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New Zealand Gazette
OF THURSDAY, 5 OCTOBER 1995
WELLINGTON: FRIDAY, 6 OCTOBER 1995 — ISSUE NO. 111
Departmental Notice
Health
Smoke-free Environments Act 1990
Code of Practice on Tobacco Product Notices at Points of Sale
Notice is hereby given that the Tobacco Industry in New Zealand has agreed to comply with certain restrictions relating to tobacco product advertising at retail outlets. These restrictions are contained in a document entitled “Code of Practice on Tobacco Product Notices at Points of Sale”. A copy of the Code is published with this notice and appears in the Schedule hereto.
This Code does not replace or alter the Act or Regulations which will continue to apply.
Schedule
Code of Practice on Tobacco Product Notices at Points of Sale
The Smoke-free Environments Act 1990 prohibits, with some exceptions, “tobacco product advertisements”. This term is defined very widely so that, among other things, it includes any words and any pictorial representation used to promote the sale of any tobacco product.
One of the exceptions to this prohibition is that a retailer of tobacco products may display, in accordance with the Smoke-free Environments Regulations (No. 2) 1990, inside the retailer’s place of business, any notice identifying the tobacco products that are available for purchase in that place and indicating their price. The Regulations impose limits on the size of these notices.
This Code imposes requirements in relation to these notices that are additional to the requirements of the Act and Regulations.
1. Definitions
1.1 In this Code, unless the context otherwise requires,—
“Act” means the Smoke-free Environments Act 1990:
“Notice” means a tobacco product advertisement (as defined in the Act) that is displayed inside a retailer’s place of business and that identifies tobacco products that are available for purchase in that place and indicates their price:
“Regulations” means the Smoke-free Environments Regulations (No. 2) 1990.
1.2 Every term defined in the Act or Regulations shall, unless the context otherwise requires, have the same meaning in this Code.
2. Area of Individual Notice
2.1 A Notice must not exceed 297 mm x 420 mm in area.
2.2 A Notice must clearly state its area.
3. Total Area of All Notices
3.1 The total area of all Notices inside a retailer’s place of business must not exceed—
(a) where the place of business has more than 4 checkout counters, the area obtained by multiplying the number of checkout counters by 0.25 square metres;
(b) in any other case, one square metre.
3.2 Notices not exceeding 90 mm x 55 mm in area shall not be required to display the health messages and attribution described in this Code and shall not be included in the area calculations of clause 3.1.
3.3 The total number of notices not exceeding 90 mm x 55 mm...
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