Parent note |
Parents should get on the Bill 208 record early
If the committee is going to hear from industry, adult-use coalitions, and officials, parents should not wait until the conversation is already framed for them.
What happened
The committee started organizing its review of Bill 208. That makes the next few weeks important for families, schools, and community groups that want youth prevention kept at the centre of the file.
What parents can contribute
- Where youth are seeing or getting vaping products.
- What school staff and families are dealing with day to day.
- Whether current rules feel visible and enforced.
- What information parents need from government after any rule changes.
Keep the tone practical
A strong parent submission does not need to be hostile. It should be specific, grounded, and clear that youth prevention is not a side issue.