Restrictions on Sponsorships.
Section 25
SEC. 25. Restrictions on Sponsorships. — Beginning 1 July 2006: No sponsorship shall be provided for: an event or activity which bears a tobacco product brand name, unless there is reasonable basis to believe that all persons who complete, or otherwise take an active part, in the sponsored events or activities are persons eighteen (18) years of age or older; a team or an individual bearing a tobacco product name, unless all persons sponsored are eighteen (18) years of age or older; or a sponsored event or activity reasonably believe to be of particular appeal to persons under eighteen (18) years old. Tobacco brand sponsorships shall be prohibited except where there is a reasonable basis to believe that: attendance at the sponsored event or activity will compromise no less than seventy-five percent (75%) persons at least eighteen (18) years old; the sponsored event or activity will not be of particular appeal to persons under eighteen (18) years old; the sponsored event or activity will not receive exposure, other than as a news item, on television or radio or the Internet, unless such exposure complies with the provisions of this Act governing tobacco marketing through those media; and the principal activity associated with the sponsorship does not require above-average physical fitness for someone of the age group of those taking part. All persons authorized to bear tobacco product advertisements, logos or brand names at sponsored events shall be at least eighteen (18) years old. All forms of advertising associated with or ancillary to sponsorship shall comply with the marketing provisions of this Act.