If I understand your question correctly, as I read the act, that is the objective, to eliminate any promotion that's going to encourage use or make it appealing to young people, but to recognize that for manufacturers and consumers, there is still product information that will be helpful in guiding their choice.
As I said in my opening remarks, how do you execute that in a framework? What I and others are suggesting here is that most of the restrictions in the act are perfectly well founded and consistent with that. On the specific issue of using branding elements on packages, that is very difficult to police. I don't see any public health benefit and it's the area that's most likely to promote use among kids. What you described is pretty much what's in the act, with the exception of understanding what the regulations might look like for packaging.
I apologize if I haven't answered your question properly.