The panel concluded that Australias measures restrict trade by reducing the use of tobacco products, they reduce the volume of imported tobacco products on the Australian market, and thereby have a limiting effect on trade.[13] Here, the panel seemed to say that if a measure is successful in contributing to a public health objective, then, in this case, that is evidence that it is trade-restrictive
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