THE FUTURE OF TOBACCO CONTROL IN ONTARIO PRESENTATION TO COMMUNITY MEDICINE RESIDENTS/ MOHS/AMOHS October 25, 2002 Michael Perley Director Ontario Campaign.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Ontario Low Water Response (OLWR)

Advertisements

Tobacco-Free Sports is an international initiative which aims to reduce the harm of tobacco by addressing the relationship between tobacco use and.

Land of Opportunity: Rural Depopulation and Potential Repopulation Strategies David Bruce, Director Rural and Small Town Programme Mount Allison University.

Emergency Management Unit “S ETTING THE T ABLE ” T O A CCOMPLISH THE T ACTICAL O BJECTIVE C ITY OF O TTAWA S ECURITY AND E MERGENCY M ANAGEMENT B RANCH.

Current Approaches to Health Promotion Individual (e. g

Kathleen Quinlan Director of Communications Office of Tobacco Control Ireland.

Should the Commissioners Adopt A Code Enforcement Program for Missoula County?

Chief Medical Officer of Health Update Presentation to the Council of Medical Officers of Health and alPHa February 11, 2011.

Smoke-Free By-laws - Health Necessity and Good Economics.

POLICY REFORM OPTIONS FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO CONSIDER PRESENTATION TO A PUBLIC FORUM OTTAWA, DECEMBER 2, 2014.

Breathe Easy Muskoka Smoke-Free By-laws. UBM Claims Economic Impact Sales down by 15.9% Tips down by 25% Loss of staff Where did these statistics come.

Community Radon Assessment Program Wade T. Sparkman; BBA Environmental Health Director Florida Department of Health Nassau County Health Department.

MODELS OF HEALTH PROMOTION

Tobacco’s continuing impact on Health Care Costs.

“Global tobacco control” Dr Judith Mackay Launching Ceremony and Seminar on Anti- smoking campaign & Roving Exhibition HK Central Library; 5 November 2005.

Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health Ivars Vanadzins Madara Kapeniece 1 “Development Of Structures For Dissemination Of Good Practice In.

Smoke-Free Outdoor Bylaw Community and Protective Services Committee Ottawa City Council February 15, 2012.

First Discussion of Climate Change Steering Committee Recommendations to COG Board of Directors Agenda Item #6 February 27, 2008.

Workshop of the Medical Education Subcommittee of the Strategic Planning/Educational Policy Committee Board of Governors July 20, 2005.

Kansas Hospitals Are Tobacco-Free Kansas Public Health Association, Inc Fall Conference Cindy Samuelson Kansas Hospital Association.

Tobacco control and closing the gap Tom Calma, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner and Chair of the Close the Gap Steering.

Presentation in support of The Tobacco Products Amendment Bill 2006 Joel Perry and Dr Carl Albrecht CANSA.

COUNTY OF COUNTY OF HASTINGS NO SMOKING BYLAW. STATUS RECEIVED 2 READINGS ON APRIL 24 RECEIVED 2 READINGS ON APRIL 24 NOW OUT FOR CONSULTATION NOW OUT.

Dreams become reality - success with tobacco control means success with cancer control Christopher Squier College of Dentistry University of Iowa.

SMOKE-FREE ONTARIO ACT NOW WHAT FOR MUNICIPALITIES? BILL 164  Bill 164 receives first reading on December 15, 2004  Second reading debated February 15,

Campaign Success: Focus on Employees and their Health Dawn Berney, MPA Wisconsin Public Health and Health Policy Institute Teresa Ryan, BS Tobacco-Free.

LABOUR PROGRAM Occupational Health and Safety in Canada - a Shared Responsibility Presentation by: Ajit Mehat, Director General, National Labour Operations,

The New Era of HIA in Thailand HIA Development Report 2006 and the future HIA development strategy Suphakit Nuntavorakarn Healthy Public Policy.

PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE 20 OCTOBER 2004 MANAGEMENT OF HIV and AIDS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Smoke-Free Toronto: Strengthening Protection Presentation to Canadian Public Health Association Rich Whate, Healthy Public Policy Suzanne Thibault, Chronic.

Tobacco Use In Kansas Healthy Kansans 2010 Steering Committee Meeting May 12, 2005.

NPSAC Steering Group on Product Safety ICPHSO 6 th International Meeting and Training Symposium Toronto ON, October 27 th, 2009.

Sustainable Chemicals Management A Canadian Labour Perspective Framing a Future Chemicals Policy Conference Boston - April 28-29, 2005.

SEACARE AUTHORITY HSR FORUM Port Education Centre Melbourne – 25 September 2008.

Department of Innovation, Trade and Rural Development Municipal Symposium May 10, 2008.

Right to Health above all ! Prof Elif Da ğlı Chair, National Coalition on Tobacco or Health SSUK (Sigara ve Sa ğ l ı k Ulusal Komitesi)

PBRL 450 PR PLAN- SMOKING BAN By Rebecca Ayers, William Haynes, Brittany Holt.

BizPaL for Alberta Municipalities. Agenda BizPaL – what it is, how it works Governance Value for Business and Government Municipality engagement Current.

Ottawa Council on Smoking and Health Smoke-Free Ottawa Campaign Presented by Carmela Graziani to the Carleton University School of Journalism.

A View From Above: The National Perspective on Becoming Smokefree American Public Health Association Conference November 8, 2006 Cynthia Hallett, MPH Executive.

“General RIA Training” 6–8 July 2009 EuropeAid/125317/D/SER/TR Session 13 Case Study Results, Based on UK Smokefree RIA.

DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Provincial Comments on the Draft National Framework for the Implementation of Funding Models for Wards Presentation to Premier’s.

 2007 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Section B Tobacco Control Experiences in Developing Countries.

The North Dakota Process Debbie Swanson North Dakota Public Health Association American Public Health Association Annual Meeting October 28, 2012.

1 Impact Measurements (Session Four). To contribute to national economic and social agenda through the development of globally competitive skills, and.

Department of Labour Presentation of ILO 93 rd Conference to the Portfolio Committee on Labour 8 November 2005.

EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES AND PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT: MAKING THE LINK Dr. Rasheed Draman.

Understanding the Classification Framework and implication on financial reform.

Advocacy Ice breaker…..while waiting for class to begin. What ways have you advocated for health or health education?

Smoke-free Casinos: The Colorado Experience Kimberly Hills Executive Director Colorado Tobacco Education and Prevention Alliance (CTEPA)

© Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, September 2013 REGION OF ESSEX COUNTY – THE STATUS AND FUTURE OF SMOKE-FREE OUTDOOR SPACES (SFOS) KRISTY MCBETH – Manager.

Department of Municipal Affairs Community Sustainability Partnership.

The Benefits of VICH to VICH Member Countries and Regions DONALD A. PRATER, DVM Director, U.S. FDA Europe Office Office of International Programs Office.

WHO Global Plan of Action on Workers' Health Francesca Racioppi World Health Organization European Regional Office.

Outline 1. Introduction to the Eat Smart! ® Program 2. Eat Smart! ® School Program Rationale 3. Eat Smart! ® School Program Standards.

TOBACCO Control: Progress and Priorities Charles Gardner, MD, CCFP, MHSc, FRCPC MOH, Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit March, 2014.

City of Stratford, Public Meeting, April 23, 2013.

Economics of Policing Shared Forward Agenda Economics of Policing Shared Forward Agenda.

Progress Against Preemption: Developments in the Fight to Restore Local Control Liz Williams, Project Manager Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights

Labor and Tobacco Control: Emerging Opportunities for Collaboration Richard Campbell, ScD Elizabeth Barbeau, ScD Charles Levenstein, PhD Edith Balbach,

Pre-IMELF Probing Questions

Role of the Ministry of Labour Inspectors

Applying a Health Lens to Municipal Policy Making

Diesel engine exhaust causes almost 200 work-related lung cancers annually in Ontario (Jan. 2015) Diesel engine exhaust is a prevalent lung carcinogen,

5,000 Firms Study to identify "leading organizational indicators"

Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors

European Strategy for the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases & Strategies for Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles St Petersburg. Russian Federation.

The Federation of Mining employers of Ukraine

Tobacco Harm Reduction 4 Life

Presentation transcript:

THE FUTURE OF TOBACCO CONTROL IN ONTARIO PRESENTATION TO COMMUNITY MEDICINE RESIDENTS/ MOHS/AMOHS October 25, 2002 Michael Perley Director Ontario Campaign For Action On Tobacco

Session Learning Objectives At the end of this session, participants should be able to: Discuss Ontario's experience in developing and gaining adoption of provincial legislation and regulations, and municipal by-laws governing tobacco use. Discuss further opportunities that might pursued to strengthen Ontario's tobacco-use legislation, regulations, and by-laws. Discuss the challenges faced in Ontario to facilitate the enactment of effective tobacco-use legislation, regulation, and by-laws. Discuss tobacco control initiatives implemented in jurisdictions outside of Ontario (e.g., California) and their potential applicability to Ontario.

THE FRAMEWORK Tobacco Control Act Smoking in the Workplace Act Municipal Act/Municipal By-laws Occupational Health and Safety Act WSIB

EXPERIENCES AND CHALLENGES PROVINCIAL: Political/ideological inertia; anti-regulatory/red tape agenda; presence of tobacco industry and allies; tax revenue MUNICIPAL: Jurisdictional argument; economics; rights and freedoms; alternatives (ventilation, DSRs, proprietors’ choice); exceptions and exemptions (bingo, Legions, patios, etc.)

A COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAM California experience (heart disease and lung cancer reductions) CDC Witmer Expert Panel OTS Steering Committee Report

THE FUTURE Critical mass of local by-laws Making the cost argument Continuing exposure of industry Involvement of non-health sector advocates