MELAKA, May 31 — The Ministry of Health hopes that the Control of Smoking Product for Public Health Bill, which will regulate all smoking products including those containing nicotine, will be tabled in Parliament early next month.
“The bill could not be tabled in the previous parliamentary session due to the dissolution of the previous government, but the Ministry of Health is committed the bring the bill for first reading to the parliament after the Kaamatan and Gawai holidays.
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