Since 2012, cigarettes will disappear from the view of the customers in the British tobacco and other exercises are authorized to sell. They will always be on sale, just do not have to be more visible to customers. Out of sight, out of mind. The British health minister, Andrew Lansley, wanted this provision to "radically change the opinion of society towards smoking." In a parliamentary statement said: "Smoking is undoubtedly one of the largest and most stubborn problems in the public greeting, which each year causes more than 80 thousand deaths." Get rid of the cigarettes from the shelves then, with a provision which aims primarily to protect, in proactively, the youngest and adolescents from the dangers of smoking.