
The data has revealed that while the rate of youth vaping has stabilised, it remains a serious cause for concern, with close to one million children having tried vaping. The survey highlights key trends which emphasise the need for immediate government intervention.
The organisation has expressed disappointment that the ‘Tobacco and Vapes Bill’ was not tabled prior to the summer recess and will not be tabled until at least September 2024.
Until the bill is passed, the government does not have the powers it needs to regulate the advertising and promotion of vapes. ASH said this is what makes them particularly attractive to young people. This delay has hampered the government's ability to regulate vaping products effectively, leaving youth vulnerable.
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