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Responding to the positive report on e-cigarettes and tobacco harm reduction from the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, Andrew Allison, Head of Campaigns for The Freedom Association, who runs the Freedom to Vape campaign, said: "This report is very welcome. We have campaigned for over two years for the restrictions that are placed on vapers and the vaping industry in the EU's Tobacco Products Directive (TPD), to be scrapped. We are pleased that the committee agrees that there is no scientific rationale behind the restrictions in the strength of e-liquid and the size of tanks. "Public Health England has described e-cigarettes as the number one quit aid in the UK. That in itself should be a good enough reason to ease advertising restrictions. We are pleased that the committee agrees. "We are also delighted that the committee does not favour an increase in taxation, and agree with it when it states in its report that 'the level of taxation on smoking-related products should directly correspond to the health risks that they present'. "We urge the Government to take the recommendations in this report seriously. When the UK finally leaves the EU, the restrictions in the TPD that are counterproductive, unnecessary, and damaging to public health, should be scrapped. ENDS