1. Saving Life 2019: Our Election Priorities.

4. Protect workers and the community from second-hand smoke in bars and clubs.

6. Protect workers and the community from second-hand smoke in bars and clubs.
Election Priority:
Strengthen the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 to ensure that people working or socialising in a bar or club in NSW are protected from second-hand smoke.

7. Reduce the widespread availability of tobacco.

9. Reduce the widespread availability of tobacco.
Election Priority:
Amend the Public Health (Tobacco) Act 2008 to ban tobacco vending machines and introduce an annual licence fee to encourage retailers to stop selling. These measures will reduce the risk of young people developing this fatal habit and support smokers to quit.

10. Take action on childhood obesity by restricting junk food advertising.

13. Take action on childhood obesity by restricting junk food advertising.
Election Priority:
Remove junk food advertising from state owned property to reduce children’s exposure; and support national regulations on food marketing to children.

14. Increase funding for public lymphoedema.

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17. Increase funding for public lymphoedema.
Election Priority:
Provide funding for public lymphoedema services across NSW to ensure that people with lymphoedema have timely access to evidence-based care, regardless of where they live.

18. Election Priorities. SECOND-HAND SMOKE
Strengthen the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 to ensure that people working or socialising in a bar or club in NSW are protected from second-hand smoke.
TOBACCO RETAIL
Amend the Public Health (Tobacco) Act 2008 to ban tobacco vending machines and introduce an annual licence fee to encourage retailers to stop selling.
JUNK FOOD ADVERTISING
Remove junk food advertising from state owned property to reduce children’s exposure; and support national regulations on food marketing to children.
LYMPHOEDEMA
Provide funding for public lymphoedema services across NSW to ensure that people with lymphoedema have timely access to evidence-based care, regardless of where they live.

19. Thank you.