It says “No person shall display on a vaping product or on its package an indication or illustration, including a brand element, that could cause a person to believe that the product is flavoured if there are reasonable grounds to believe that the indication or illustration could be appealing to young persons.”
That's what I thought it was but the difference there, Dr. Eyolfson, is that that's a regulation that is targeted at the indication or illustration on the package, not the flavouring itself.
My amendment refers to Schedule 3 and it talks about actually prohibiting manufacturers from flavouring their products at all with flavours that could be appealing to children.
This section talks about how that may be indicated on the package to children. I would respectfully suggest there's a difference between those two.
I don't know. If I'm wrong, maybe if the Ministry has any opinion on that?