Simon G
Olympian
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You're wrong on many issues there. The whole issue of revealing recipes and proprietary blends has been gone through and no-one will be forced to show their recipes,
Coils are electrical components are are outside the scope of any proposed regs.
Brussels has nothing to do with this any more. This is about transposing the Directive into local law i.e. UK law which is why it is a Reg (or SI). No Directive from the EU is legally binding on any single member state. Each EU member state adapts Directives in their own fashion. Our (UK) H&S Regs are different to those in other EU states. Our TP Regs will be very different to the way other EU member states transpose the Directive. The UK (because of the NHS and Public Health England inter alia) is toning it right down, so-called "light touch".
Reputable UK juice houses will survive. Zero nic juice if not offered in nic variations is outside the scope of any impending Regs.
There's lots more and as already mentioned by many people, there are so many loopholes, any vaper with half a brain will run rings around any half-arsed enforcement attempts.
... a couple of questions, if brussels has nothing to do with this now, why are we doing any of it? Why aren't we (The UK) having our own debate (much like we are now) about what expect from the industry and how we think it should be regulated in the UK. Talking to our doctors, our manufacturers, our vapers. Having shitty laws and running rings round enforcement attempts is not really a positive thing is it? Wouldn't it be better to have better laws that people support in the first place?