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OCR Page 1 of 95McCAIN TOBACCO BILL (S. 1415) - DRAFT
MAJOR PROVISIONS¹
ISSUE
COMMERCE COMMITTEE MARK
MARKETING AND
Calls for National and State protocols by which industry agrees
ADVERTISING
to no outdoor advertising; no human images or cartoon
RESTRICTIONS
characters, black and white text only advertising (except in
adult periodicals and venues); no animal figures. No color ads
on the back face of adult magazines.
Limits advertising to FDA/FTC specified media. Restricts
glamorization of tobacco.
Any advertising that violates the statute or protocol is
considered "false and misleading."
Liability limits eliminated if tobacco companies challenge or
are no longer bound by advertising restrictions.
Places size, color, number, and placement restrictions on
point-of-sale advertising and displays. Provides for no
additional point-of-sale advertising for companies with higher
market share.
Preemption of further restrictions on advertising or package
labeling requirements remains in the Federal Cigarette Labeling
and Advertising Act (CLAA).
Requires health warnings on advertisements.
WARNINGS,
Requires new, explicit warning labels in bold type. Requires
LABELING AND
alternating black on white; white on black warning labels for
PACKAGING
packages. Requires health warnings.
Allows FDA to update warnings at any time based on science.
Requirements for package warnings other than those set by
FDA are preempted by the CLAA.
YOUTH ACCESS
Federal prohibition of sales to minors under 18; requires photo
RESTRICTIONS
ID if under age 27; requires face to face transactions; bans
vending machines and self-service sales except in adult-only
facilities, permits mail-order sales subject to FDA review.
Administered by FDA.
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