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Report No. 38, 57th Parliament - Vaping: An inquiry into reducing rates of e-cigarette use in Queensland
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COMMITTEE'S REPORT
The committee tabled its Report No. 38, 57th Parliament - Vaping: An inquiry into reducing rates of e-cigarette use in Queensland on Thursday, 31 August 2023.
View: Report
View: Government response
The government has three months to respond to any report recommendations. At that time, the government’s response will be published here.
about the inquiry
On 14 March 2023 the Legislative Assembly agreed to a motion that the Health and Environment Committee inquire into and report on reducing rates of e-cigarette use in Queensland, with the following terms of reference:
That the Health and Environment Committee (the committee) inquire into and report to the Legislative Assembly by 31 August 2023 on reducing rates of e-cigarette use in Queensland.
In undertaking the inquiry, the committee will consider:
- The current status in Queensland relating to the:
- prevalence of e-cigarette use, particularly amongst children and young people;
- risks of vaping harmful chemicals, including nicotine, to individuals, communities, and the health system; and
- approaches being taken in Queensland schools and other settings relevant to children and young people to discourage uptake and use of e-cigarettes.
- Opportunities to increase:
- awareness of the harmful effects of e-cigarette use (with and without nicotine) to an individual’s health, and the effectiveness of preventative activities; and
- accessibility and effectiveness of services and programs to prevent uptake and continuing use of e-cigarettes.
- Consideration of waste management and environmental impacts of e-cigarette products.
- A jurisdictional analysis of other e-cigarette use inquiries, legislative frameworks, policies and preventative activities (including their effectiveness in reducing e‑cigarette use).
View: Legislative Assembly motion on the inquiry
SUBMISSIONS
Submissions closed on Friday 5 May 2023. Submissions can be viewed under the ‘View Submissions’ tab.
Public HEARINGS
Public hearings were held in Townsville on Wednesday 12 April and Southport on Thursday 13 April 2023.
PLEASE NOTE - The public hearing in Caboolture that had been scheduled for Friday 26 May 2023 was CANCELLED.
Public hearings were held in Brisbane on Tuesday 30 May and Wednesday 31 May 2023.
TIMELINE
Submissions closed: | 10am, Friday, 5 May 2023 |
Public briefings: | 11am, Wednesday, 3 May 2023 - Program - Broadcast (1) - Broadcast (2) - transcript |
Public hearings: | Townsville - Wednesday, 12 April 2023 - 1pm-3pm - The Palmer Collective, 12 Palmer Street, South Townsville - program - transcript Southport - Thursday, 13 April 2023 - 1pm-3pm - Southport Sharks, Corner Olsen and Musgrave Ave, Southport - program - transcript Brisbane - Tuesday, 30 May 2023 - 10.10am-3.15pm - Undumbi Room, Parliamentary Annexe - program - Broadcast (1) - Broadcast (2) - Broadcast (3) - transcript Brisbane - Wednesday, 31 May 2023 - 9.40am-1.10pm - Undumbi Room, Parliamentary Annexe - program - Broadcast (1) - Broadcast (2) - Broadcast (3) - transcript Information about additional public hearings to be advised. |
Report due date: | Thursday, 31 August 2023 |
Related Publications
Publication Details | Type | Published Date | Tabled Date | Committee Name |
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Submissions
- 1 - Name Withheld
- 2 - Sarah Ritchie
- 3 - James Reid
- 4 - Tablelands Regional Council
- 5 - Butler Vorster
- 6 - Name Withheld
- 7 - Confidential
- 8 - Asian Consultancy on Tobacco Control
- 9 - Name Withheld
- 10 - Super Vape Store plus supplementary
- 11 - No More Butts
- 12 - Dalgarno Institute
- 13 - TheCoilMan
- 14 - Drug Free Australia
- 15 - Shannon Brown
- 16 - Associate Professor Michelle Jongenelis, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, The University of Melbourne
- 17 - TSG Franchise Management
- 18 - Meg Geering
- 19 - Richard Creswick
- 20 - Dr Colin Mendelsohn
- 21 - National Health and Medical Research Council
- 22 - Australian Dental Association Queensland Branch
- 23 - Tom Gordon
- 24 - Tania Lane
- 25 - Name Withheld
- 26 - Imperial Brands Australasia
- 27 - Kerry McKenzie
- 28 - Name Withheld
- 29 - Name Withheld
- 30 - Queensland Catholic Education Commission
- 31 - The George Institute for Global Health
- 32 - Kathleen Harper
- 33 - University of Sydney student group
- 34 - Queensland Secondary Principals' Association
- 35 - Andrew Thompson
- 36 - Jason Raimondo
- 37 - Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Queensland Faculty
- 38 - Matthew Cork
- 39 - Emeritus Professor Wayne Hall AM, National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research, The University of Queensland
- 40 - Ali King MP, Member for Pumicestone
- 41 - BAT Australia
- 42 - Leah Tankard
- 43 - Name Withheld
- 44 - Thomas Watson
- 45 - Jack McWilliam
- 46 - Joe Kelly MP, Member for Greenslopes
- 47 - Queensland Nurses and Midwives' Union
- 48 - Australian Association of Convenience Stores
- 49 - Professor Matthew Rimmer, Australian Centre for Health Law Research, Queensland University of Technology
- 50 - Health and Wellbeing Queensland
- 51 - Orygen
- 52 - Life Ed Queensland
- 53 - Professor Coral Gartner, Dr Kylie Morphett, Dr Janni Leung, Carmen Lim, Associate Professor Sheleigh Lawler & Hollie Bendotti, NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence on Achieving the Tobacco Endgame and the National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research, The University of Queensland
- 54 - Bulimba Electorate Youth Advisory Panel
- 55 - Australian Medical Association Queensland
- 56 - Queensland Network of Alcohol and Other Drugs Agencies
- 57 - Griffith University
- 58 - Australian College of Nursing
- 59 - Queensland Teachers' Union
- 60 - National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research, The University of Queensland
- 61 - Australian Lottery & Newsagents Association
- 62 - Queensland Family & Child Commission
- 63 - Australian Retailers Association
- 64 - Youth Advocacy Centre
- 65 - Lung Foundation Australia, Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand, Cancer Counc il Queensland, National Heart Foundation of Australia, Asthma Australia, Australian Medical Association Queensland, Public Health Association Australia and Arthritis Queensland
- 66 - Name Withheld
- 67 - BB Labs Pty Ltd trading as JuiceFreak
- 68 - Lung Foundation Australia
- 69 - Alcohol and Drug Foundation plus supplementary
- 70 - Queensland Youth Policy Collective
- 71 - Deb Frecklington MP, Member for Nanango
- 72 - Lisa Price
- 73 - Queensland Chinese Forum
- 74 - The Australian National University
- 75 - Community Enterprise Queensland
- 76 - P&Cs Qld
- 77 - Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council and Centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing Research, The Australian National University
- 78 - Name Withheld