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More vaping lobbyists linked to Big Tobacco
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A second lobby group that played a key role behind the scenes in a government backbench revolt that killed vaping regulation last year has links to tobacco industry funding.
As 28 backbenchers were pushed on June 23 to sign a letter condemning a proposed ban on importing nicotine solution for e-cigarettes, sparking a Senate inquiry, Legalise Vaping Australia set up a fighting fund in partnership with the Australian Retail Vaping Industry Australia, a lobby group which was secretly funded by Philip Morris.
The links further expose the hidden money trail behind e-cigarettes, which have otherwise been promoted as hurting the tobacco companies.
ONE of the Gold Coast s worst car salesman placed 25 advertisements for the sale of used vehicles just days after being fined $1000 for making misleading claims. Parvis Amiri, also known as Pablo Amiri, of Labrador, had his motor dealer s licence suspended for six months in October, 2019 for failing to release a consumer from a contract and refund her when she attempted to exercise her cooling off rights. In January, 2020, he was fined $1000 for making misleading claims to a consumer about a vehicle s warranty and for accepting a deposit from another consumer but failing to complete the contract or refund the deposit.