The Health and Welfare Department reiterated seven key points of the amendment: A complete ban on electronic cigarettes, including manufacturing, importing, selling, supplying, displaying, advertising, and use
And then part two of that is, like, accept it when it comes and, you know, believe what people tell me
In his Daily Mail column, he wrote: 'We are proposing to criminalise yet another variety of ordinary behaviour, with no thought to the consequences for those who have to make it work.' He added: 'Underworld gangs will have a new opportunity to make money and to create a new problem for the police.' Another critic, Tory MP Philip Davies, who pledged to vote against the 'anti-freedom' proposal last month, said it was 'unenforceable'
this is not what I actually enjoy