The history of smoking ban in Beijing

The strictest smoking ban in history is called the strictest smoking ban in history, and the "Beijing Tobacco Control Regulations" was officially implemented.

According to the regulations, smoking is not allowed in all places with roofs and covers or in queues. In addition, outdoor areas of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, cultural relics protection units and children's hospitals are also completely banned from smoking. (Beijing News, June 2) In the past two days, Beijing's "smoking ban" has become a hot topic on the Internet.

Many netizens are skeptical about the effect of the "smoking ban". Sure enough, in the reporter's investigation, we can see that there are many problems in the hospital, such as cleaners picking up thousands of cigarette butts in six hours, smoking next to pregnant women in male stations on bus platforms, and office corridors turning into "smoking rooms".

Everyone in this country knows the dangers of smoking. But this harmful tobacco cannot be eliminated.

According to media reports, there are nearly 300 million smokers in China, and more people are forced to smoke secondhand smoke in public places. Although the country has been advocating the policy of quitting smoking and not smoking in various places for many years, the implementation effect has been poor.

The reasons are as follows: first, smokers show off their wealth and the spending power represented by their identity; Second, the income from tobacco production belongs to provinces and cities, and it is also an important source of tax revenue in some jurisdictions. When implementing the smoking ban, it is relatively insufficient. Therefore, it is not surprising that the strictest tobacco control regulations in Beijing in history are widely questioned.

Since it is the most stringent, how to ensure the effect is the most important. To this end, we saw the first Notice of Ordering Correction on the first day of smoking ban: Haidilao Store in Baijiazhuang, Chaoyang District, which made people who supported smoking ban applaud.

But this is, after all, the result of law enforcement by the health department. If only the health department enforces the law, I'm afraid I can't do it. The author believes that the implementation of the smoking ban requires the joint participation of all departments, industries and all Beijing citizens, and further strengthens publicity and rectification efforts.

As a crowded railway station, their practice gave a good demonstration to everyone. According to the Economic Daily, Beijing Railway Bureau has refined tobacco control measures to create a healthy and civilized travel environment for passengers.

That is, from June 2005 1 and June 2065438, smoking is prohibited in all indoor areas of passenger stations in Beijing, including ticket offices, waiting areas, underground passages and toilets. The railway department also used various means such as train broadcasting and video prompts to strengthen the publicity of the Beijing Smoking Control Regulations on passenger trains entering Beijing.

In Beijing, there are many floating population. If the ban on smoking can produce good results among the foreign population, the effect of its implementation will certainly be reflected.

The publicity is overwhelming and the rectification is heavy. I hope that the strictest smoking ban in history can really play a role and give smokers and non-smokers a good breathing environment.

What is the content of smoking ban in Beijing Article 1 In order to protect people's health, promote social morality and reduce the harm caused by smoking, these Provisions are formulated in accordance with the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on the Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places and combined with the actual situation of this Municipality.

Article 2 Smoking is prohibited in the following public places:

(1) Indoor areas of medical institutions;

(2) Nurseries and kindergartens;

(3) Primary and secondary schools and secondary vocational schools;

(4) Teaching areas of institutions of higher learning and other educational and training institutions;

(five) theaters, concert halls, exhibition halls, museums, art galleries, libraries, science and technology museums, archives, children's palaces, memorial halls and other scientific, educational, cultural and artistic places;

(6) Business halls for commerce, finance, postal services and telecommunications;

(seven) buses, taxis, rail transit and other public transport vehicles and their ticket offices and indoor platforms;

(eight) cultural relics protection units open to the public;

(9) Gymnasiums and gymnasiums;

(10) Fitness centers, competition areas and seating areas of sports venues.

Article 3 Smoking rooms or designated smoking areas may be set up in the following public places, and smoking is prohibited in areas other than smoking rooms or smoking areas:

(1) Service areas of business places such as restaurants and Internet services;

(2) Parks, playgrounds and other public places;

(3) Waiting rooms for public transport such as airplanes, trains and long-distance buses.

Fourth hotels, hotels, guest houses, training centers, resorts and other business places that provide accommodation and rest services shall set up smoke-free rooms or smoke-free floors in accordance with regulations.

Fifth organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other workplaces and canteens, corridors, elevators, bathrooms and other internal public places are prohibited from smoking.

Organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions may, according to the actual situation, determine public places where smoking is prohibited except as stipulated in the preceding paragraph, and do a good job in relevant management.

Encourage the creation of smoke-free units.

Article 6 The following provisions shall be observed in setting up smoking rooms or delineating smoking areas according to Article 3 of these Provisions:

(a) in line with the requirements of fire safety;

(2) Setting up obvious signs;

(3) Isolation from non-smoking rooms and non-smoking areas;

(four) away from crowded areas and pedestrians must pass through the main channel.

Article 7 Units in public places with smoking rooms or designated smoking areas shall strengthen publicity and education on smoking prohibition and take effective measures to gradually abolish smoking rooms or smoking areas.

Article 8 Units that prohibit smoking in public places shall, in accordance with the regulations, set up obvious and unified no-smoking signs in public places where smoking is prohibited, strengthen the publicity and education work on smoking harmful to health and no smoking in public places, and promptly discourage and stop smoking in public places.

Article 9 The whole society should support the work of banning smoking in public places.

Radio, television, newspapers and other media should take various forms to carry out publicity and education on tobacco hazards, smoking is harmful to health and smoking is prohibited in public places, so as to raise the awareness of the whole society to create a smoke-free environment.

Article 10 If a unit that prohibits smoking in public places fails to perform its duties as stipulated in the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Prohibiting Smoking in Public Places and these Provisions, the patriotic health campaign committee Office of the city or district or county shall handle it according to the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Prohibiting Smoking in Public Places.

The patriotic health campaign committee office of the city or district/county may entrust the municipal or district/county health bureau to implement the administrative punishment prescribed in the preceding paragraph.

Eleventh these Provisions shall come into force as of May 6, 2008+0.

What is the content of the "smoking ban" in Beijing? Smoking is prohibited in all indoor public places. At the same time, smoking is also completely prohibited in outdoor areas of public places where minors are the main activity groups, outdoor teaching areas of colleges and universities, outdoor areas of maternal and child health care institutions, outdoor areas of children's hospitals, maternity hospitals, outdoor audience seats in sports and fitness places, and outdoor waiting areas of public transport. Individuals who smoke in places (regions) where smoking is prohibited may be fined from 50 yuan to 500 yuan.

The smoking ban is a related ban on smokers in Beijing, also known as "Several Provisions on Smoking Scope in Public Places in Beijing", which was officially implemented in Beijing on May 1, 2065438. At that time, restaurants, Internet cafes, gyms and other places 10 will be completely banned. According to the regulations, all large and medium-sized restaurants should advocate a total ban on smoking. In zoning management, 75% of the areas are smoke-free and 25% are closed and isolated.

As mentioned in the draft of Several Provisions on the Scope of No Smoking in Public Places in Beijing, if citizens smoke in public places where smoking is prohibited and do not listen to dissuasion, the patriotic health campaign committee office of the city, district and county may impose a fine of not more than 50 yuan, and will also punish the units where smoking is prohibited. However, in the official regulations, this double penalty system is changed to a single penalty system, that is, only the latter is punished. However, if the unit has fulfilled its obligation to dissuade and set up relevant signs, it will not be punished.

Smoking was banned for the first time in the history of China when minors should ban smoking. The "no smoking" in Shanghai is just one of the contents of the Regulations on the Protection of Minors in Shanghai, which came into effect on March 1 this year.

Last year,1October 25th, 165438, the 16th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th Shanghai Municipal People's Congress deliberated and voted and passed the regulations, among which Article 24 of the regulations stipulates: "The business premises shall not sell tobacco and alcohol to minors." Interestingly, although the regulation has not been implemented, a few days ago, Shanghai Sunshine Community Youth Service Center conducted a public opinion survey on the above regulation. According to the report, 68.7% of the respondents expressed "understanding and support", but at the same time, 73.6% people thought that the regulation would be deaf ears, "which is of little significance and will not take effect."

(65438+1China Youth Daily on October 7th).

The strictest smoking ban in history is called the strictest smoking ban in history, and the "Beijing Tobacco Control Regulations" was officially implemented.

According to the regulations, smoking is not allowed in all places with roofs and covers or in queues. In addition, outdoor areas of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, cultural relics protection units and children's hospitals are also completely banned from smoking. (Beijing News, June 2) In the past two days, Beijing's "smoking ban" has become a hot topic on the Internet.

Many netizens are skeptical about the effect of the "smoking ban". Sure enough, in the reporter's investigation, we can see that there are many problems in the hospital, such as cleaners picking up thousands of cigarette butts in six hours, smoking next to pregnant women in male stations on bus platforms, and office corridors turning into "smoking rooms".

Everyone in this country knows the dangers of smoking. But this harmful tobacco cannot be eliminated.

According to media reports, there are nearly 300 million smokers in China, and more people are forced to smoke secondhand smoke in public places. Although the country has been advocating the policy of quitting smoking and not smoking in various places for many years, the implementation effect has been poor.

The reasons are as follows: first, smokers show off their wealth and the spending power represented by their identity; Second, the income from tobacco production belongs to provinces and cities, and it is also an important source of tax revenue in some jurisdictions. When implementing the smoking ban, it is relatively insufficient. Therefore, it is not surprising that the strictest tobacco control regulations in Beijing in history are widely questioned.

Since it is the most stringent, how to ensure the effect is the most important. To this end, we saw the first Notice of Ordering Correction on the first day of smoking ban: Haidilao Store in Baijiazhuang, Chaoyang District, which made people who supported smoking ban applaud.

But this is, after all, the result of law enforcement by the health department. If only the health department enforces the law, I'm afraid I can't do it. The author believes that the implementation of the smoking ban requires the joint participation of all departments, industries and all Beijing citizens, and further strengthens publicity and rectification efforts.

As a crowded railway station, their practice gave a good demonstration to everyone. According to the Economic Daily, Beijing Railway Bureau has refined tobacco control measures to create a healthy and civilized travel environment for passengers.

That is, from June 2005 1 and June 2065438, smoking is prohibited in all indoor areas of passenger stations in Beijing, including ticket offices, waiting areas, underground passages and toilets. The railway department also used various means such as train broadcasting and video prompts to strengthen the publicity of the Beijing Smoking Control Regulations on passenger trains entering Beijing.

In Beijing, there are many floating population. If the ban on smoking can produce good results among the foreign population, the effect of its implementation will certainly be reflected.

The publicity is overwhelming and the rectification is heavy. I hope that the strictest smoking ban in history can really play a role and give smokers and non-smokers a good breathing environment.

What is the content of the "smoking ban" in Beijing? Preferably the full text. Article 1 In order to protect people's health, advocate social morality and reduce the harm caused by smoking, these Provisions are formulated in accordance with the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on No Smoking in Public Places and combined with the actual situation of this Municipality.

Article 2 Smoking is prohibited in the following public places:

(1) Indoor areas of medical institutions;

(2) Nurseries and kindergartens;

(3) Primary and secondary schools and secondary vocational schools;

(4) Teaching areas of institutions of higher learning and other educational and training institutions;

(five) theaters, concert halls, exhibition halls, museums, art galleries, libraries, science and technology museums, archives, children's palaces, memorial halls and other scientific, educational, cultural and artistic places;

(6) Business halls for commerce, finance, postal services and telecommunications;

(seven) buses, taxis, rail transit and other public transport vehicles and their ticket offices and indoor platforms;

(eight) cultural relics protection units open to the public;

(9) Gymnasiums and gymnasiums;

(10) Fitness centers, competition areas and seating areas of sports venues.

Article 3 Smoking rooms or designated smoking areas may be set up in the following public places, and smoking is prohibited in areas other than smoking rooms or smoking areas:

(1) Service areas of business places such as restaurants and Internet services;

(2) Parks, playgrounds and other public places;

(3) Waiting rooms for public transport such as airplanes, trains and long-distance buses.

Fourth hotels, hotels, guest houses, training centers, resorts and other business places that provide accommodation and rest services shall set up smoke-free rooms or smoke-free floors in accordance with regulations.

Fifth organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other workplaces and canteens, corridors, elevators, bathrooms and other internal public places are prohibited from smoking.

Organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions may, according to the actual situation, determine public places where smoking is prohibited except as stipulated in the preceding paragraph, and do a good job in relevant management.

Encourage the creation of smoke-free units.

Article 6 The following provisions shall be observed in setting up smoking rooms or delineating smoking areas according to Article 3 of these Provisions:

(a) in line with the requirements of fire safety;

(2) Setting up obvious signs;

(3) Isolation from non-smoking rooms and non-smoking areas;

(four) away from crowded areas and pedestrians must pass through the main channel.

Article 7 Units in public places with smoking rooms or designated smoking areas shall strengthen publicity and education on smoking prohibition and take effective measures to gradually abolish smoking rooms or smoking areas.

Article 8 Units that prohibit smoking in public places shall, in accordance with the regulations, set up obvious and unified no-smoking signs in public places where smoking is prohibited, strengthen the publicity and education work on smoking harmful to health and no smoking in public places, and promptly discourage and stop smoking in public places.

Article 9 The whole society should support the work of banning smoking in public places.

Radio, television, newspapers and other media should take various forms to carry out publicity and education on tobacco hazards, smoking is harmful to health and smoking is prohibited in public places, so as to raise the awareness of the whole society to create a smoke-free environment.

Article 10 If a unit that prohibits smoking in public places fails to perform its duties as stipulated in the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Prohibiting Smoking in Public Places and these Provisions, the patriotic health campaign committee Office of the city or district or county shall handle it according to the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Prohibiting Smoking in Public Places.

The patriotic health campaign committee office of the city or district/county may entrust the municipal or district/county health bureau to implement the administrative punishment prescribed in the preceding paragraph.

Eleventh these Provisions shall come into force as of May 6, 2008+0.