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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 and the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 in the Philippines. The Tobacco Regulation Act bans tobacco advertisements and sales to minors, prohibits smoking in certain public places, and establishes fines and imprisonment for violations. The Dangerous Drugs Act criminalizes the use, sale, and trafficking of dangerous drugs, and mandates penalties such as imprisonment or death for offenses related to maintaining drug dens. Both acts aim to protect public health and curb illegal drug use.

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    Tobacco Regulation Act

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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 and the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 in the Philippines. The Tobacco Regulation Act bans tobacco advertisements and sales to minors, prohibits smoking in certain public places, and establishes fines and imprisonment for violations. The Dangerous Drugs Act criminalizes the use, sale, and trafficking of dangerous drugs, and mandates penalties such as imprisonment or death for offenses related to maintaining drug dens. Both acts aim to protect public health and curb illegal drug use.

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    The document summarizes key aspects of the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 and the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 in the Philippines. The Tobacco Regulation Act bans tobacco advertisements and sales to minors, prohibits smoking in certain public places, and establishes fines and imprisonment for violations. The Dangerous Drugs Act criminalizes the use, sale, and trafficking of dangerous drugs, and mandates penalties such as imprisonment or death for offenses related to maintaining drug dens. Both acts aim to protect public health and curb illegal drug use.

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    Tobacco Regulation Act

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    Janette Anne Reyes Macaraig
    The document summarizes key aspects of the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 and the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 in the Philippines. The Tobacco Regulation Act bans tobacco advertisements and sales to minors, prohibits smoking in certain public places, and establishes fines and imprisonment for violations. The Dangerous Drugs Act criminalizes the use, sale, and trafficking of dangerous drugs, and mandates penalties such as imprisonment or death for offenses related to maintaining drug dens. Both acts aim to protect public health and curb illegal drug use.

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    WHY D O P E OP L E

    SMOKE?
    TOB A C C O R EG U L AT IO N
    A CT O F 2 0 0 3
    TOBACCO REGULATION ACT OF 2003
    (RA 9211)

    •TO PROMOTE A HEALTHFUL ENVIRONMENT


    •INFORMS THE PUBLIC ABUT THE HEALTH
    RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH CIGARETTE
    SMOKING AND TOBACCO USE
    TOBACCO REGULATION ACT OF 2003
    (RA 9211)
    •REGULATE AND BAN ALL TOBACCO
    ADVERTISEMENTS AND SPONSORSHIPS.
    •PROTECTS THE YOUTH FROM BEING INITIATED
    TO CIGARETTE SMOKING AND TOBACCO BY
    PROHIBITING OF SELLING TO MINORS.
    PROHIBITED PLACES
    FOR SMOKING
    PROHIBITED PLACES FOR SMOKING

    •CENTER OF YOUTH ACTIVITIES (SCHOOL, HOSTELS, AND


    RECREATIONAL FACILITIES)
    •ELEVATORS AND STAIRWELLS (PLACES CONSIDERED AS
    FIRE HAZARDS)
    •HOSPITALS, CLINICS, HEALTH CENTERS, NURSING HOMES,
    LABORATORIES.
    PROHIBITED PLACES FOR SMOKING

    •PUBLIC FACILITIES AND CONVEYANCE


    (AIRPORTS, SHIP TERMINALS, TRAIN AND BUS
    STATIONS)
    •MALLS, MOVIE HOUSES, HOTELS,
    RESTAURANTS
    CIGARETTE ADVERTISEMENT

    C:\USERS\ADMIN\DOWNLOADS\FUNNY ANTI SM
    OKING COMMERCIAL.MP4
    GOVERNMENT WARNINGS
    •“CIGARETTE IS DANGEROUS TO YOUR HEALTH”
    •“CIGARETTES ARE ADDICTIVE”
    •“TOBACCO SMOKE CAN HARM YOUR CHILDREN”
    •“SMOKING KILLS”
    •“NO SALE TO MINORS”
    OTHER IMPORTANT MATTERS:
    BANNING MINOR TO CIGARETTE USE
    100 METERS AWAY
    P500-P400,000
    IMPRISONMENT (30 DAYS-3YEARS)
    QUIZ
    1. THE ACT THAT REGULATES USAGE OF TOBACCO.
    2. RANGE OF FINE THAT WILL BE GIVEN TO THE VENDORS
    WHO VIOLATES SELLING CIGARETTES TO MINORS.
    3. HOW FAR MUST VENDORS WHO SELL CIGARETTES
    APART FROM STUDENT CENTER OF ACTIVITY?
    4-5.) GIVE TWO SAMPLES OF GOVERNMENT
    WARNINGS IN TOBACCO PRODUCTS.
    6-11.) GIVE THREE REASONS/PURPOSE WHY
    TOBACCO REGULATION WAS PASSED? (2 POINTS
    EACH)
    12-14) GIVE THREE PROHIBITED PLACES FOR
    SMOKING.
    7-12.) GIVE THREE REASONS/PURPOSE WHY
    TOBACCO REGULATION WAS PASSED? (2 POINTS
    EACH)
    13-16.) GIVE TWO SAMPLES OF GOVERNMENT
    WARNINGS IN TOBACCO PRODUCTS. (2 POINTS
    EACH)
    17-19.)
    15.) RANGE OF YEARS OF IMPRISONMENT THAT
    CAN BE PUNISHED TO PERSON WHO VIOLATES
    THE SAID LAW.
    DA N G E R OU S D R U G A C T
    O F 2 0 0 2 (R A 9 16 5 )
    DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT OF 2002
    (RA 9165)

    •WHAT CAN YOU SAY TO THE LAW


    IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS OF PRES.
    RODRIGO REGARDING TO DRUGS?
    DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT OF 2002
    (RA 9165)
    •TO DEAL WITH THE STATE’S PROBLEM
    WITH ILLEGAL DRUGS SPECIALLY TO
    YOUTH.
    •THE PROBATION LAW IS NOT ALLOWED FOR
    THOSE WHO VIOLATE THIS NATIONAL LAW.
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •INJECTING, INHALING, ETC. DANGEROUS DRUG


    •EXEMPTION: MEDICAL PRACTITIONER
    •PASSING A DANGEROUS DRUG TO ANOTHER.
    (PERSONALLY OR OTHER PEOPLE)
    •GIVING AWAY OR SELLING DANGEROUS DRUGS
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •ILLEGAL TRAFFICKING, DELIVERY,


    ADMINISTRATION, MANUFACTURE, TRADING,
    TRANSPORTATION (IMPORT/EXPORT), AND
    POSSESSION OF ANY DANGEROUS
    DRUGS/CHEMICAL.
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •TRADING
    •TRANSACTIONS USING ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
    •ACT AS BROKERS (MONEY OR OTHER CONSIDERATION)
    •E-MAILS, TEXT MESSAGES, CELLPHONES,
    LANDLINES, INTERNET ETC.
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •DRUG SYNDICATE (2 GROUPS)


    •FINANCIER
    •PAYS FOR RAISES, SUPPLIES, UNDERWRITES
    ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •DRUG SYNDICATE (2 GROUPS)


    •PROTECTOR/CODDLER
    •PERSONS WHO USES POWER TO SHIELD/SCREEN,
    FACILITATE THE ESCAPE, PREVENT VIOLATOR FROM
    BEING ARRESTED, PROSECUTED OR CONVICTED.
    WHAT DOES THIS LAW COVER?

    •PUSHER
    •ACTS AS BROKERS IN ANY TRANSACTION THAT
    VIOLATES THE DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT.
    PENALTY

    •6 MONTHS (POSSESSION) – LIFE


    SENTENCE/DEATH SENTENCE
    (MAINTAINING A DRUG DEN)
    PENALTY

    •DESTRUCTION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS


    THAT ARE SEIZED
    •PUNISHMENT FOR POLICEMEN AND LAW
    ENFORCES WHO DELAY DRUG CASES.
    PENALTY

    •MANDATORY DRUG TEST FOR DRIVERS


    •DRUG TEST (RANDOM) FOR STUDENTS,
    GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE WORKERS
    •COMPULSORY EDUCATION ON DANGEROUS
    DRUGS IN AL SCHOOL LEVELS
    WHY SHOULD THIS LAW BE OBEYED?

    •TO PROTECT INTEGRITY OF ALL FILIPINOS


    FROM HARMFUL EFFECTS OF DANGEROUS
    DRUGS (PHYSICAL AND MENTAL)
    •FOR INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST
    TRAFFICKING AND USE OF DRUGS.
    WHY SHOULD THIS LAW BE OBEYED?

    •MAKES SURE THAT PEOPLE WITH


    LEGITIMATE MEDICAL NEEDS ARE NOT
    AFFECTED BY THIS PROGRAM.
    •SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS OF TREATMENT
    AND REHABILITATION.

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