Restrictions on Tobacco Promotions.
Section 23
SEC. 23. Restrictions on Tobacco Promotions. — The following restrictions shall apply on all tobacco promotions: Promotions must be directed only to persons at least eighteen (18) years old. No person below eighteen (18) years old or who appear to be below eighteen (18) years old may participate in such promotions. The participants in promotions must be required to provide proof of age. Communications to consumers about tobacco promotions shall comply with the provisions of this Act governing tobacco advertising. In addition to the required health warning, the age requirement for participation in any promotion must be clearly marked on the program materials distributed to consumers. All stalls, booths, and other displays concerning tobacco promotions must be limited point-of-sale locations or adult-only facilities. Telephone communications concerning promotional offers, programs or event must include a recorded health warning message in English or Filipino consistent with the warnings specified in this Act. No placement shall be made by any manufacturer, distributors, or retailer of any tobacco product package or advertisement as a prop in any television program or motion picture produced for viewing by the general public or in a video, optical disc or on a video game machine. The name, logo, or other indicia of a cigarette brand may appear on cigarette lighters, ashtrays, or other smoking related items. If such name, logo, or other indicia of a cigarette brand is larger than fifty (50) square centimeters, the item must carry a health warning consistent with the warnings specified in this Act. No merchandise such a, but not limited to, t-shirts. Caps, sweatshirts, visors, backpacks, sunglasses, writing implements and umbrellas, may be distributed, sold or offered, directly or indirectly, with the name, logo or other indicia of a cigarette brand displayed so as to be visible to others when worn or used. Clothing items must be in adult sizes only. No name, logo, or other indicia of a cigarette brand or element of a brand-related marketing activity, may appear on items that are marketed to or likely to be used by minors such as, but not limited to, sports equipments, toys, dolls, miniature replicas of racing vehicles, video games, and food. The manufacturer or company must take all available measures to prevent third parties from using the company's brand names, logo, or other proprietary material on products that are directed toward minors. No tobacco advertisements may be placed on shopping bags.