The Malaysian E-Cigarette Consumers Association opposes the Total Quit in a Generation (GEG) Bill and calls on the government to develop an independent regulato...
The Malaysian E-Cigarette Consumers Association opposes the Total Quit in a Generation (GEG) Bill and calls on the government to develop an independent regulatory framework for the industry. Tunku Aslahuddin, chairman of the association, pointed out that due to the fundamental differences between e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes, the association has always advocated independent regulation of the e-cigarette industry.
“A blanket ban on e-cigarettes in the GEG bill could have far-reaching consequences, as it could limit people’s access to less harmful alternatives.
Tunku Aslahuddin said cigarette smuggling will cost the government up to RM36 billion in tax revenue in 2021.
“The e-cigarette industry has become a key player in job creation, especially in the Malay community, with thousands of jobs created through its supply chain through numerous thriving businesses.
Asrahuddin called on the government to reconsider the GEG Bill, separate e-cigarettes from it, and establish an independent industry regulatory framework. He said a total ban on e-cigarettes could have a devastating impact, causing thousands of people to lose their jobs.
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