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For example, in Indonesia, CTFK worked with the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Health to organize and fund legal drafting workshops for parliamentary counsel to encourage those lawyers to report developments with the bad legislation and assist advancing tobacco control legislation.[4] Similar efforts also seem to be under way in Uruguay, where CTFK refers to coordinating a lawyers training, in collaboration with the Uruguayan Government,[5] as well as in Nigeria and Uganda, where the Campaigns legal team has been working closely with in-country lawyers to draft regulations.[6] In some cases, the assistance CTFK and its partners provide to government is even more direct, such as in China, where it apparently has been funding the governments of three provinces (Zhuhai, Guangzhou, and Guangdong), four city governments, and the National Health and Family Planning Commission (a cabinet-level government agency until it was dissolved) to advance indoor smoking bans and promote the passage of national tobacco control regulation. CTFKs partners, such as Bloomberg grantee Vital Strategies, have also been working with local governments and the Chinese CDC (which has received direct grants from Bloomberg and $60,000 from CTFK for media communications).[7] In Brazil, CTFK notes that it provided the Solicitor Generals Office with financial support as requested to further its litigation agenda.[8] In Vietnam, CTFK reveals that along with the Union and Bloomberg, it financed the Steering Committee on Smoking and Health (also known as the Vietnam Tobacco Control Fund and formerly VINACOSH), as well as the Tax Policy Department in the Ministry of Finance.[9] Notably, the plan led to a recent scandal over foreign political meddling in Mexico, where it was found that CTFK lawyers had fully written proposed legislation to ban e-cigarettes

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