6. Advertising or promotional material shall draw attention to the appropriate warning phrases and symbols as laid down in the labelling.

In addition, the health warnings for cigars in a box and pipe tobacco contained in a pouch being of fixed dimensions may not meet the Convention’s requirement to occupy no less than 30% of the principal display areas in certain circumstances.

Health Canada commissioned the Environics study in 2006 and the parliamentary secretary knows it: 87% of Canadians approved of requiring warning labels; 97% approved of government sponsored advertising; 95% approved of warning messages on alcohol advertising; 85% approved of warning signs in bars and clubs; and 85% approved of warning signs in restaurants.

(f)A special warning that the medicinal product must be stored out of the reach and sight of children.

JMAC cautioned that “[i]f there is not an institutional capacity component to this initiative, bands will be forced to privately retain lawyers, accountants, financial officers, and other consultants at considerable expense” (60) It suggested that an “independent Institution” created legislatively could fill many functions, including assisting to establish and implement governance practices and draft codes upon request, designing and providing training programs, handling election appeals, undertaking responsibilities related to financial accountability, and so forth (61)

We talked about a scale of zero to ten and the same logic you're referring to, that anything from zero to four was 100% safe and there was no need on the label for a cautionary; for four to six there was a cautionary; for six to eight there was a cautionary and a suggestion of direct professional involvement; and for nine to ten it was prescription by any health professional.