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PART 2 Labelling of tobacco products
7.General warnings and information messages on tobacco products for smoking
8.Position of general warning and information message on cigarettes and hand rolling tobacco
9.Labelling of large cigars and individually wrapped cigars and cigarillos
11.General conditions applicable to all health warnings on tobacco products
PART 3 Emissions, additives and other prohibited ingredients and products
PART 7 Electronic cigarette advertising
42.No advertising of electronic cigarettes in the press etc.
43.No advertising of electronic cigarettes in information society services
45.Amendment of section 319 of and Schedule 11A to the Communications Act 2003 (product placement of electronic cigarettes on television)
46.Amendment of Part 4A of the Communications Act 2003 (on-demand programme services)
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