(Act No. [2013]3 of 18 October 2013, by the 5th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Donald Sharif, 15 October 2013

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations to prevent the harmful effects of cigarettes, to safeguard public health, to raise the level of urban civilization.

Article 2, this approach applies to public places, workplaces and public transport tools within the city's administration.

Article 3 of this approach refers to cigarettes distributed from cigarettes or other tobacco products at the burning of cigarettes and smokes from smokers.

Article IV prevents cigarette-related hazards, and introduces the principles of government ownership, sectoral collaboration, unit responsibility, public participation and legal regulation.

Article 5 is responsible for the supervision of the patriotic health administration of the patriots of the municipalities, districts (markets) and the patriots.

The municipal health education institutions can exercise specific oversight responsibilities in accordance with this approach, as an implementing agency for the prevention of cigarette-related hazards in the health administration of the current patriots, and provide technical support and operational guidance to prevent cigarettes.

The relevant administrative departments, in accordance with the following provisions, are jointly designed to prevent advocacy, inspection guidance, etc. of cigarettes:

(i) The education, human resources and the administration of social security are responsible for the prevention of smoking hazards by educational institutions, training institutions;

(ii) The health administration sector is responsible for the prevention of smoking hazards by health-care institutions, accommodation, washing and mailing sites;

(iii) Cultural broadcast television news publication, sports administration, respectively, is responsible for the prevention of cigarette-related hazards in cultural, artistic and sports sites;

(iv) The Public Security Administration Department is responsible for cultural recreation and the prevention of cigarette-related hazardous work in Internet service locations;

(v) The business administration sector is responsible for the prevention of cigarette smoking hazards in places such as supermarkets, commercial sites;

(vi) The Food Medicine Monitoring Administration Department is responsible for the prevention of cigarette-related hazards in the catering industry and in the manufacture of medicines, and in the retail industry;

(vii) Transport, urban management administration authorities are responsible for the prevention of cigarette-related hazards by public transport instruments and their related locations;

(viii) Urban management, tourism administration, respectively, is responsible for the prevention of cigarette smoking hazards by parks, tourist sites (points);

(ix) The Civil Administration Department is responsible for the prevention of co-smoking hazards by social welfare institutions;

(x) The management of the administrative supervision of safe production is responsible for the prevention of cigarette-related hazards for the mined enterprises;

(xi) A body responsible for the management of the affairs of State organs to prevent the use of cigarette-related smoking indoor premises;

(xii) The management of financial, insurance, postal, communications, electricity, civil aviation and railways is responsible for the prevention of smoking hazards in the relevant parts of the industry.

Other places under this approach prevent the use of cigarettes by the executive branch designated by the municipalities, the communes (communes).

The Government of the city may adjust the former paragraph in accordance with the actual needs to prevent cigarettes.

Article 7. Prohibition of smoking in:

(i) In-door and outdoor places where preschool educational institutions, primary, secondary vocational schools and other minors are concentrated, higher colleges and training institutions;

(ii) The gynaecology of the gynaecology, the Children's Hospital, the Indoor and Indoor premises of the Child Welfare Institute and other health-care institutions, and the public places in the homes (old apartments), the nursing house;

(iii) Indoor regions, outside audiences and theatres of cultural sports activities;

(iv) Indoor public places for public social activities or for the provision of purchases, catering, accommodation, education training, leisure and recreation services;

(v) Public vehicles, rental vehicles, passenger ships, fire vehicles, aircraft, etc., and their sale tickets, waiting rooms;

(vi) Places other than smoking areas in parks, tourist sites;

(vii) Indoor premises of State organs, business units and social groups;

(viii) Indoor premises such as financial, insurance, postal, telecommunications, equity transactions;

(ix) Other places prohibiting smoking.

Governments of municipalities, districts (communes) may delineate or add areas to the ban on smoking in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

The premises set out in article 8, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), shall not be sold for tobacco products.

Article 9 does not smoking, cigarettes and cigarettes in various official and large public activities.

Article 10 shall not establish smoking rooms or smoking areas in places that prohibit smoking.

In areas where smoking or smoking is not prohibited, it should be effectively separated from the prohibited smoking sites, away from the intensive regional and human-induced corridors and to establish clear markings.

Article 11. In the area of prohibition of smoking, its operators or regulators shall perform the following duties:

(i) Establish a system of anti-smoking management that clearly prohibits smoking markings and reporting, complaint calls;

(ii) Prohibition of the establishment of smoking-related devices;

(iii) Advocacy activities to prevent cigarettes.

Article 12 smoking in places prohibiting smoking should be discouraged by operators, regulators and their staff.

In order to dissuade, the operators, the administrators have the right to request their departure from the premises; reports, complaints should be carried out against dissuade and from the location.

Article 13 prohibits smoking sites, any person has the right to request smoking to stop smoking or to call on operators and administrators of the site to discourage them.

The smoking does not hear the smoking or prohibiting the operators of smoking sites, the manager does not perform the duties of dissuasion, and any person has the right to report, complain.

Article 14. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should guarantee scientific research, advocacy, behaviour intervention, monitoring assessment, personnel training, etc. for the prevention of cigarettes.

Volunteer organizations, other social organizations and individuals are encouraged to participate in the prevention of smoking hazards through donations and voluntary services.

Article 15. Governments of municipalities, districts and districts (markets) should encourage the creation of non-smoking units that recognize and reward units and individuals highlighted in the prevention of smoking hazards.

In the area of prohibition of smoking, units should incorporate the creation of a smoke-free environment into the day-to-day management of this unit. The statutory representative or head of this unit is the first responsible person for preventing the harmful effects of cigarettes.

Article 16 states that the patrioritization administration of the patriots of the patriots of the municipalities, districts (communes) shall be set up and publicly reported telephones and that the complaints should be processed in a timely manner.

Article 17: The Government's health administration sector in the municipalities, districts and districts (markets) should organize awareness-raising and behavioural interventions to prevent the harm of cigarettes to the public.

More than two-tier health-care institutions should establish smoking clinics to provide smoking guidance and treatment for smokers.

The patriots of the patriots of the patriots of municipalities, districts (communes) should be regularly monitored and published to society.

The media, such as newspapers, radio, television, communications, networks, should conduct free public information campaigns on smoking and passive smoking harmful health.

Article 20 of the World's smoking Day of 31 May each year focuses on the prevention of cigarette smoking hazards and advocates the cessation of the sale of cigarette products on a day and the cessation of smoking day by smoking smokers.

Article 21, which prohibits smoking in smoking sites, is discouraged by a ten-year fine imposed by the patrioritized health administration and obliges it to stop smoking or leave the prohibited smoking sites. The law also provides for the provision.

Article 2, in violation of article 11 of this approach, is warned by the patriotic health administration to the operator or the manager and is responsible for the change of the duration of the period; the impending failure is punishable by a fine of up to 50 million dollars.

Article 23, in violation of article 10, Article 12, of this approach, is warned by the patriotic health administration to operators or regulators and may be fined by more than one thousand dollars.

Article 24 of the patrio health administration sector and its staff do not carry out their duties or abuses, favour private fraud in accordance with the law, criticizing the competent and direct responsibilities directly responsible for education, in the event of serious circumstances and giving administrative action under the law; and in the case of suspected crimes to be transferred to the judiciary.

Article 25 Development Zones (Management zones) prevent the use of cigarette smoking hazards in line with this approach.

Article 26