The document discusses the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland (A.S.A.I.), which regulates advertising in Ireland. The A.S.A.I. ensures advertisements are tasteful and fair, and bans those that cause offense or portray other products negatively. Recent examples of banned ads are provided, including one for the ISPCC that was criticized for portraying a man as an abuser without evidence, and snack ads that received complaints for revealing clothing and suggestive wording. The document also outlines how consumers can make complaints to the A.S.A.I. about advertisements.