Philip Morris
Pmcs Draft Strategy Document - Retreat II
Fields
- Author
- Wirz, G.
- Type
- REPT, REPORT, OTHER
- LETT, LETTER
- Attachment
- 2501140153/2501140166
- Area
- BRASS,HUGH/OFFICE
- Site
- E91
- Named Organization
- Ec Inst
- Form Task Force
- Horeca
- Lander
- Legislation Task Foce
- Mobilize Smokers Rights Group
- Nma
- PM Companies
- Pmcs
- Pmg
- Pmi, Philip Morris International
- Target Groups
- Air France
- Develop Smokers Rights Group
- Named Person
- Bermudez, J.C.
- Bible, G.
- Brana, J.
- Bushong, D.
- Greenberg, D.
- Wirz, G.
- Document File
- 2501140126/2501140218/Missing
- 2501140127/2501140217/Andrade Tony
- Master ID
- 2501140153/0173
- 2501140153 Fax Transmission
- 2501140154 Pmcs Ets Strategy - Retreat II
- 2501140163-0164 Corporate Affairs Europe Working Objectives
- 2501140165-0166 Philip Morris Eec Region Position Paper Smoking and Health
- 2501140167 Philip Morris Statement
- 2501140168-0173 Philip Morris 'white Paper' on Smoking and Health
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Dear Colleagues,
Attached is a first draft of the PMCS ETS strategy. The issues addressed in 'this
document relate specifically to the objectives presented to Geoff Bible by David
Greenberg and bavid Bushong. This outline has been written based on discussions with
the field corporate affairs managers and should accurately reflect the actual situation
and intentions of the operating companies.
The purpose of this document is to provide an outline of our objectives and our
strategies to achieve them. The final version of this document will be used as a basis for
the elaboration of a more detailed plan at our strategy retreat.
Please review the attached document and make any necessaxy conrections.
I particularly need you to review the EC section (Part A), the section relevant to
your market, and the proposed Air France obiective _(Part n. Once I have
received your feedback, I will make the corrections and send the document back to you
so that you have it for the retreat.
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Please send me your feedback this week, if possible. I will need to have your comments
no later than November 25 for them to be incorporated in the final document.

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* PREVENT LEGISLATED SMOKIN'G BANS -
As pressure on legislators increases to ban smoking indoors and on public transport,
our objective will be to assure certain minimum protection for the freedom of people
to smoke, i.e. prevent total bans. The miriunum acceptable protection required will
be defined by our model legislation task force (see below).
* DEFIN E ACCEPTABLE SIv1OKING LAWS (MODEL LEGISLATION) -
A task force will be formed to define acct:ptable smoking legislation. This will serve
as a guide to be used by CA in assessing the acceptability of any future legislative
attempts to restrict public and/or workplace smoking. It will also be used for
eventual pre-emptive legislative measures.
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A. EC LE'V"ElG PUJgZ.J[C AND wORTaLACE htESTRICTrONS
OXJECTIVE: To prevent unacceptable EC workplace and public smoking
restrictions by defeating legislative initiative(s) or by assuring
favorable wording.
STRATEGIES:
i- Draft and agree acceptable model public and workplace laws.
-Form, maintain and strengthen ally positions.
- Initiate dialogue with. Commission and other EC bodies.
- Monitor political/legislative/litigation developments at EC and
national levels.
ACTIONS: - Form task force on model legislation.
- Identify allies to be mobilized at EC and national levels.
-17evelop plan vis-a-vis EC institutions.
- Develop standard briefing/messages for target groups.
- Assure effective monitoring system.
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OBJECTM: To avoid unacceptable workplace and public smoking restrictions
by defeating national legislative initiative or by assuring favorable
wording.
STRATEGIES: - Present alternative texts in Congress through allies.
- Provide assistance to rapporteur.
- Mobilize allies as needed.
- Use press relations as needed.
ACTIONS: - Brief unions on issue and present them survey results.
- Lobby congress directly and through allies.
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C. DaJTCH SHORT HAUL TRAIN SMOTCThtG BAN
OBJECTIVE: To overturn the Dutch short-haul train smoldng ban before
planned Implementation on Tanuary 1, 1994.
STYtATEG>`ES: - W ork through NMA.
- Mobilize Smokers Rights Group against bm
- Lobby relevant public; officials directly and through allies.
- Use PM status as important client with Dutch railways.
- Use marketable surveys to demonstrate public attitudes.
- Mobilize suppliers against ban.
ACTIONS: -Finalize details of plan and strategy in SSL
- Correct syntax in air/rail survey analysis.
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D. SPANISH WORYMACJEI LEGISLA7TON
OBJECTYVE: To avoid workplace smoking from becoming regulated in safety
& health code by defeating eventual initiative or assuring
favorable wording.
STRATEGIES: - Continue union briefing programs.
- Conduct a marketable survey with allies on working conditions.
-Brief relevant publio officials and media.
- Develop Smokers' Rights Group.
ACTICNS: - Meet with J.C. Bermudez, G. Wirz and 7 Brana.
- Identify market research firm and develop questionnaire.
- Define precise lobbying plan.
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E. GERMAN LEGISLATION ON PUBLIC/WORMX.A,CE SMOKING
OBJECl,'IVE #1: To avoid workplace bans at Lander level by defeating initiatives,
assuring favorable wording or pre-empting with acceptable
national legislation.
STRATEGIES: - Work through NMA.
- Continue scien tific programs. heo'-'-Z
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- Brief press and relev-,uit public officials.
- Brief allies: employeis, unions and Horeca.
- Conduct marketable survey with allies on working conditions.
- Mobilize Smokers' ltights Groups and suppliers
ACTIONS: - Review of NMA activities (PMG and PMCS).
- PMG to participate in model legislation task force.
- Agree on PMG position and strategy vis-a-vis NMA.
OBJEC'.PIVE #2: Avoid total bans on trtins and airlines.
STRATEGIES: - Work through NMA.
- Brief press and relevant public officials.
- Mobilize Smokers' Rights Groups and suppliers against bans.
ACTIONS: - Agree on details of plan with PMG
- Correct syntax In airlrai7 survey analysis.
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F. PROPOSED ACTION ON AYIt FRANCE
BACKGROUND: Air France has announced its intention to ban smoking on all
European flights under 2 hours starting January 1, 1993. The
repercussions of such a move will be very swifft. It is likely that
other airlines will follow suit if Air France can implement the-ban
without any voiced opposition.
It is advisable that PM or the industry launch a program to
dissuade Air France from pursuing its stated intention. Such a
program, however, would require active involvement from all
European markets.
Below is a proposed plan to deal withh the issue. We should use
the retreat as an opportunity to decide our position on this issue.
PROPOSED
OBJECTIVE: To persuade Air France to rescind its policy of banning smoking
on all Furopeart flights under 2 hours.
POSSIBLE
STRATEGIES: - Have smokers in EC cancel reservations on basis of the ban.
~ Initiate press relations program on Air France.
- Mobilize PM travel agents and allies against ban.
- Mobilize Smokers' 1Zights Groups.
~ Initiate direct contact with Air France.
- PM Companies boycott of Air France.
- Initiate cigarette industry boycott of Air France.
MEVAhIT
ACTIONS: - Identify all PM travel agents.
- Quant.ify PM companies use of Air France.
- Agree plan.
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