Tobacco and vaping framework: roadmap to 2034

"Getting Through 72" campaign

Completed

"Green Curtain" campaign

Completed

Smoking in school grounds, near school gates and in play parks

Incomplete and forms part of work on Place

Smoking in communal stairwells

Incomplete and forms part of work on Place

Pharmacy window poster campaign

Ongoing and forms part of work on People

No Smoking Day - Encourage smokers to make attempts to stop.

Ongoing and forms part of work on People

World No Tobacco Day.

Ongoing and forms part of work on People

Proxy purchase - Help prevent young people taking up smoking.

Ongoing and forms part of work on Sustainability

Illicit cigarettes - Help prevent young people taking up smoking.

Ongoing and forms part of work on Product

We will continue to co-fund ASH Scotland to provide support.

Ongoing and forms part of work on Sustainability.

Continue to work with NHS Health Scotland (now Public Health Scotland).

Ongoing and forms part of work on People.

Development of I Quit in Pregnancy and Ready Steady Baby! publication

Ongoing and forms part of work on People.

Oversight by Ministerial Working Group.

Forms part of work on Accountability.

We will ensure that all guidance published for enforcement of or compliance with regulations is developed with representatives of the non-tobacco industry groups affected.

Ongoing and forms part of work on Product and Transparency.

We will work with trading standards officers in Scotland and with retailers' organisations to make sure retailers are aware of the circumstances under which sponsorship activity is illegal.

Ongoing as part of work on Product and Sustainability.

We will continue to support ASH Scotland in promoting Scotland's Charter for a Tobacco-free Generation.

Ongoing as part of work on Sustainability

We will support the inclusion of more up-to-date advice on electronic cigarettes into the Health and Wellbeing strand of education in schools in Scotland through the Curriculum for Excellence.

Ongoing and forms part of People.

We will continue to support the call for schools to become Tobacco-free Schools

Incomplete but focus now on vaping in schools

We will continue to support NUS Scotland to promote awareness and help with changes to make more campuses smoke-free.

Completed.

We will facilitate a conference in 2019 to consider what more can be done to reach 16-24 year olds more effectively, either through youth engagement or employment settings.

Completed

We will review the evidence on the impact of smoking and consequent employee health on business costs to help encourage employers to embrace initiatives such as the Healthy Working Lives programme.

Incomplete but forms part of work on People

We will analyse the evaluations of incentive pilot studies by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, NHS Lanarkshire and NHS Tayside to consider whether incentives schemes could be extended to other territories.

Incomplete but forms part of work on People

We plan to ban smoking around hospital buildings in 2018 – making it an offence to smoke within 15 metres of hospital buildings.

Completed

We will explore with local authorities and housing associations the idea of tobacco-free clauses in tenancy agreements and smoke-free housing alternatives being offered in social housing.

Incomplete but forms part of work on Place

The Prevention sub group of the Ministerial Working Group will take work forward with practical help from NHS Health Scotland to provide support and guidance to boards and partnerships to ensure prevention initiatives are there for all children and young people.

Incomplete but will be considered as part of People

We will ensure the new national Quit Your Way identity is embedded locally and nationally.

Complete

We will build on the Quit Your Way brand for specific stop–smoking initiatives and services such as for smoking in pregnancy and for smoking and mental health to build inclusivity and help overcome barriers to access for priority groups.

Ongoing and will form part of work on People

We will ensure the smoker's journey from cessation services provided for them in hospitals and prisons is as integrated as possible with the services they can expect in their own communities on their return home.

Ongoing and will form part of work on People

We will work with wide range of stakeholders so that they can offer basic advice on e-cigarette use as part of their support for smokers who choose to make quit attempts using e-cigarettes.

Ongoing and will form part of work on People

We will work with health boards and integration boards to try to reach a consensus on whether vaping should or should not be allowed on hospital grounds through a consistent, national approach.

Incomplete but will form part of work on Place

We will ensure the data-recording process in stop-smoking services is fit-for-purpose.

Ongoing and will form part of Accountability

The Scottish Government will implement the ban on possession of tobacco in prisons.

Completed

The Scottish Government will regulate to allow use of e-cigarettes in prisons.

Completed

We will consult on the detail of restricting domestic advertising and promotion of e-cigarettes in law.

Completed

Ensuring communal landings become smoke-free.

Incomplete and will be considered as part of the work on Place

Making cigarettes less attractive

Incomplete but continue to work across 4-nations on this.

Restrictions on Heated Tobacco Products (HTP)

Incomplete but continue to work across 4-nations on this

Further restricting availability of tobacco products.

Incomplete but forms part of work on Product

Consider additional price interventions for tobacco products

Ongoing and forms part of work on Product

Considering legislating to introduce conditions for registration or licencing of retail.

Incomplete but forms part of work on Place

To hold an audit of Article 5.3 processes in Scottish Government

Incomplete due to the impact of pandemic.

Work has progressed on raising awareness of Article 5.3 and further action is contained within the work on Transparency