Rishi Sunak: Suffering for Rishi Sunak, who came forward for a thousand smokeless generations Achi-News

London: The British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, who is going to bring a law to ban smoking for minors, is facing strong opposition. His plan to ban smoking for those aged 15 and under faces opposition as it comes to a vote in the House of Commons on Tuesday. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had proposed the Tobacco and Vapes Bill last year.

He announced that he was creating a smoke-free generation by criminalizing the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after January 1, 2009.

Why a fire test?

As the bill has opposition support in Parliament and governing Conservative MPs have a free vote on the bill, there are no Tory votes against the bill. But two former prime ministers, Liz Truss and Boris Johnson, lead the Tory pack. He intends to vote against the bill.

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What is Rishi’s plan?

If passed, the new bill would introduce tougher anti-smoking laws in Britain. In the future we will raise the smoking age by one year every year, said Rishi Sunak. That means cigarettes are never legally sold to 14 year olds today. Sunak announced at the Conservative Party conference in October last year that a generation could grow up smoke-free.