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Interim Provisions On The Ban On Smoking In Public Places In Dalian (Revised 2008)

Original Language Title: 大连市公共场所禁止吸烟暂行规定(2008年修正本)

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(published in document [1995]71 of 13 August 1995] by the Government of the Greater Municipalities; Amendments to the Decision of the Government of the Greater Municipalities of 31 December 1997 [1997]111 of the Decision of 31 December 1997 to amend the regulations of the Governments of 206 municipalities; Second Amendments to the Decision of the Government of the Greater Municipalities of 31 March 2008 on amendments to the regulations of the Government of 14 municipalities)

Article 1 protects the health of citizens and protects the environment, prevents fires and establishes this provision.
The second largest municipality assumes the day-to-day work of the Patriotic Health Campaign Committee, which is the competent authority to prohibit smoking in public places in the city.
Sectors in each district (market) assume the day-to-day work of the Patriotic Health Campaign Committee are responsible for the supervision and management of smoking bans in public places in the region.
units such as education, commerce, sports, transport, culture, urban construction, public security and civil aviation, railway, seaports should monitor and manage the prohibition of smoking in public places within the framework of this system or management.
Article 3 prohibits smoking from:
(i) Visitors' offices, clubs, chambers, cereals, video halls (rooms), ventilation (rooms), Google, es ( dance) and music tea (rooms);
(ii) Indoor sports premises (grounds), a swimming audience and a competition office;
(iii) The library's access room, such as museums, philanthropies and exhibitions;
(iv) More than 200 m2 stores, book shops;
(v) Location, air travel and vehicle booths, terminals, civil aviation stations (coups, aircraft) and sale of tickets, etc.
(vi) Health, medical units' waiting rooms, medical clinics, illnesses, etc.;
(vii) Indoor facilities, such as classrooms, corridors, at all levels of schools, to provide early childhood activities in institutions;
(viii) National legislation, regulations stipulate other public places that do not allow for smoking.
Article IV units prohibiting smoking sites should perform the following duties:
(i) Develop systems prohibiting smoking in this unit and the corresponding measures to monitor those who violate the provisions of this provision;
(ii) Promote awareness-raising efforts to prohibit smoking, taking into account the specific practice of this unit;
(iii) To establish a wise ban on smoking markings in various places that prohibit smoking;
(iv) No smoking devices and symbols or goods containing tobacco advertisements in places prohibited by smoking;
(v) Where there is a conditional prohibition on smoking, smoking rooms (zones) with smoking devices are provided to smoking smoking smoking smokingrs and there is a clear mark.
Article 5 State organs, entrepreneurship units, social groups and other organizations may establish a place for the prohibition of smoking and, in accordance with the requirements set out in this provision, monitor the management of the facility for collective activities such as conference rooms, libraries, workshops and restaurants.
Sections such as education, culture, health, environmental protection and public information units are required to conduct regular social awareness of harmful health.
On 31 May each year, in addition to the day of the sale of cigarettes, any unit with advocacy capacity and advocacy tools is to actively advocate for the control of smoking.
The sectors such as the business sector are subject to strict compliance with the People's Republic of China's advertising law by strengthening surveillance over tobacco advertisements and identifying violations of tobacco advertisements in public places.
Article 7 prohibits smoking sites where smoking smoking is entitled to demand that smoking smoking persons stop smoking; to require the units to perform their duties under article IV (c), (iv), (v) of this provision; and to report violations of this provision to the sanctuary units in which they operate.
Article 8 punishes units or individuals who violate this provision by:
(i) In violation of article 3 of the present article, in order to prohibit smoking in public places of smoking, in order to correct, to impose a fine of $20.
(ii) Warning and ordering deadlines in violation of Article 4, subparagraph (i) or (ii), of this provision.
(iii) A fine of five to one thousand dollars in violation of Article 4, subparagraph (iv), subparagraph (v), of this provision.
(iv) A fine of one thousand to five thousand dollars for persons sold in violation of article 6, paragraph 2, of the present article.
Article 9 imposes administrative penalties in violation of this provision and is carried out by the departments responsible for the day-to-day work of the PAH. A fine of $20 could be imposed by administrative penalties and the collection of fines.
Article 10