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Description
The recent announcement in the UK to ban disposable e-cigarettes has placed these products under the spotlight once again, although the debate over the need to ban disposable e-cigarettes has been ongoing for a few years.
This report examines the ongoing debate around possible bans on disposable e-cigarettes in Europe. Additionally, and through a case study of the French bill banning e-cigarettes, the report analyses whether or not such a bill can be blocked by the European Commission (EC).
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Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Introduction
- Analysis from our Policy Radar – mapping of the debate
- The role of the European Commission – a case study of France
- The notification procedure of Article 24(3) of the TPD
- TRIS notification
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