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The Tobacco and Vapes Bill and the Chamber of Misinformation

The Tobacco & Vapes Bill committee has heard oral evidence from a range of so-called stakeholders with a vested interest in its passage through the legislative process.

The truth is that it was one of the most one-sided Bill Committee hearings ever to take place both in terms of the membership of the committee and those giving evidence.

No representatives from the vaping industry. No representation from the millions of vapers. Not one MP who opposed the Bill on the Committee. The result: The Tobacco and Vapes Bill committee hearing turned into the ‘Chamber of Misinformation’.

These are some of the worse examples of the misinformation presented to the committee during the evidence sessions on April 30 and May 1:

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UKVIA Vaping Industry Forum 2026: Making vaping policy work best

Monday 13 July 2026 | National Liberal Club, London

The UK vaping sector is entering a defining year. With the Vape Product Duty approaching, new rules under the Tobacco and Vapes Act, and with further pressure coming down the track around flavours, packaging, displays, waste and advertising, the industry needs a fair hearing – and a clear plan.

The UKVIA Vaping Industry Forum 2026 will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, government agencies, regulators, enforcement bodies, public health voices and consumer representatives for a practical, solutions-focused day on the future of vaping.

The event will combine expert guidance on the regulatory road ahead with collaborative sessions on how responsible businesses can protect vaping’s role in harm reduction, tackle the illicit market, challenge misinformation, and ensure the voice of adult vapers is heard in future policymaking.

Spaces are limited. Book here early to secure your place.