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Covid 19 coronavirus: No new cases in community, 7 in MIQ as health boss Ashley Bloomfield and Minister Peeni Henare unveil vaccine numbers

Covid 19 coronavirus: No new cases in community, 7 in MIQ as health boss Ashley Bloomfield and Minister Peeni Henare unveil vaccine numbers
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Business Scoop » Vape Shop Security Will Worsen If Draft Regulations Pass

Press Release – AVCA Concerns raised in the vaping industry about shop security could become a wider reality if proposed regulations add more cost and scarcity to vaping products, says a leading Kiwi tobacco harm reduction advocate.

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Community Scoop » Vape Shop Security Will Worsen If Draft Regulations Pass

Press Release – AVCA Concerns raised in the vaping industry about shop security could become a wider reality if proposed regulations add more cost and scarcity to vaping products, says a leading Kiwi tobacco harm reduction advocate. img src ”https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2104/594544eb5fea92afb7bc.jpeg” … Concerns raised in the vaping industry about shop security could become a wider reality if proposed regulations add more cost and scarcity to vaping products, says a leading Kiwi tobacco harm reduction advocate. Nancy Loucas, co-director of AVCA The Ministry of Health is currently reviewing 2,518 submissions on its draft vaping regulations. However, with some vape shops recently experiencing violent smash and grabs, there’s concern further heavy-handed industry regulation will make matters worse.

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Judith Collins says heads should roll over sanitised Government mental health report

Emails released to Stuff under the Official Information Act showed a battle between officials at the Ministry of Health, some who wanted the report to be stripped back to its bare essentials, and others who argued it should keep consistent with what had been in previous reports. Half a year before the report was finally released Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield approved it to be published, but his deputy Robyn Shearer delayed it further and put a “risk lens” over it. Another official noted there was no legal requirement the report be produced and suggested shortening it, while a third noted the huge amount of “data and negative statistics” which she said was presented without enough context.

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Mental Health Amendment Bill passes first reading

Source: New Zealand Government The Government has taken a significant step towards delivering on its commitment to improve the legislation around mental health as recommended by He Ara Oranga – the report of the Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction, Health Minister Andrew Little says. The Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Amendment Bill (the Mental Health Act), which had its first reading in Parliament today , proposes amendments to the Mental Health Act to improve the protection of individual rights and safety of patients, for example by eliminating indefinite treatment orders, and enable more effective application of the Act,” Andrew Little said.

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