Tobacco Group Criticizes Secret Parliamentary Session
Australia's leading tobacco control advocacy organisation has condemned a federal parliamentary inquiry into illicit cigarettes. Public hearings for the inquiry began today but were closed to the public for approximately 45 minutes without explanation.
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ABC Radio National
“Australia's leading tobacco control advocacy organisation has condemned a federal parliamentary inquiry into illicit cigarettes. Public hearings for the inquiry have just begun. However, it was closed to the public for about 45 minutes today without explanation.”
ABC NewsRadio AU
“CEO of Australian Council on Smoking and Health, Laura Hunter, says she's infuriated. To actually find out they did a secret off-camera session is absolutely unacceptable.”
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