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Minister foreshadows new direction for education, job creation as he urges public to be vigilant

The minister has also said parents should ask doctors questions about their children’s drug history.

His comments follow suggestions a government ban on alcohol advertising in schools could be a game-changer to encourage young people to be more responsible users of alcohol.

Health Minister Simon Birmingham said that while there was no “directly legal” way for alcohol companies to ban advertising at public places, he urged all stakeholders to follow the lead of tobacco companies in the UK, who have introduced plain packets of cigarette packets at entrances to school premises.

“I think it is important for kids to understand that the best 여수출장마사지way to prevent drinking is not through prohibition, but by engaging in sensible and sensible behaviour.

“We know that smoking does not lead to the harm of smoking and we don’t want to see young people get into an alcohol-related condition be카지노 사이트cause it is a much better way of drinking,” said the health minister.

While the government is making it clear there will not be a ban on the use of “sensible”, the new Health Minister says that is “not the best way to tackle this issue”.

He added: “You’ve got to be responsible with all of those substances, as I say, and at the same time look at the other possible ways that you can improve drinking attitudes, so that it’s not a habit you’ll have a lot of trouble having over a long period.”

Dr Graham Watson, president of the British Association for the Treatment of Alcoholism, said: “There will always be a growing population, especially in schools and on college campuses, where excessive alcohol consumption is part of their culture.

“With current laws the most effective way of tackling this is to introduce plain packaging for alcohol. By this the government is simply following this country’s long-established tradition of protecting alcohol from the same type of advertising bans that have existed since prohibition ended in the 1950s.”

While the minister’s comments, which have also been hailed by academics, appear to mark a change of direction for the Government, the Health Protection Agency has also warned that parents should be vigilant and question their children’s drug hist제주안마안마ory.

The new minister’s remarks are also supported by the UK Council for Alcohol Concern, which argued today that it is the parents’ choice as to what type of drugs they would like to introduce into their children’s education.

The health watchdog has argued that parents who use illegal drugs are free to do so bu