When I go to my local theatre in Woking, the Victoria, I walk past a prominently displayed list of corporate sponsors. I do not object to that in any way. I should like to refer to a final anomaly, which was mentioned briefly in another place but did not receive a sufficiently detailed response from the Minister. This anomaly arises in the case of museums which display tobacco advertising as part of their exhibits. But of course that is exactly what the Bill will do because some posters of historic value would depict brands that are still being sold today.
History can begin in the very recent past.
This is a flawed Bill. I hope fervently that tobacco consumption can be reduced, but I am far from confident that this Bill will achieve that.