The main content of the regulations on the control of smoking in public places

Legal Analysis: Smoking is prohibited in the following public places:

1) Theaters, song and dance halls, ** halls, video screening halls, and amusement halls (rooms);

2) Conference halls (rooms) and auditoriums;

3) Indoor activity venues such as libraries, archives, science and technology management, museums, exhibition halls, and cultural centers;

4) Nursery schools and kindergartens;

5) Classrooms, dormitories, and activity rooms in primary and secondary schools, as well as indoor teaching and activity venues in other types of schools;

6) Business (trading) halls of shops, bookstores, post and telecommunications industries, and financial industries;

7) The ** area, waiting area, diagnosis and treatment area and ward area of the medical establishment;

8) Waiting (ship) halls and ticket halls in elevator halls and public transportation, bus stations and harbor passenger stations;

9) the city of the people to determine other public places. Management units of public places where smoking is prohibited may set up smoking rooms (districts) where conditions permit.

Legal basis: "Provisions on the Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places".

Article 1: In order to protect people's health, protect the public environment, and reduce the harm caused by smoking, these Provisions are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, combined with the actual conditions of the city.

Article 2 Smoking is prohibited in the following public places:

1) Theaters, song and dance halls, ** halls, video screening halls, and amusement halls (rooms);

2) Conference halls (rooms) and auditoriums;

3) Indoor activity venues such as libraries, archives, science and technology management, museums, exhibition halls, and cultural centers;

4) Nursery schools and kindergartens;

5) Classrooms, dormitories, and activity rooms in primary and secondary schools, as well as indoor teaching and activity venues in other types of schools;

6) Business (trading) halls of shops, bookstores, post and telecommunications industries, and financial industries;

7) The ** area, waiting area, diagnosis and treatment area and ward area of the medical establishment;

8) Waiting (ship) halls and ticket halls in elevator halls and public transportation, bus stations and harbor passenger stations;

9) the city of the people to determine other public places. Management units of public places where smoking is prohibited may set up smoking rooms (districts) where conditions permit.

Legal Analysis: The Regulations on the Control of Smoking in Public Places is a key legislative project of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, which stipulates that smoking is prohibited in all indoor public places. The Regulations on the Control of Smoking in Public Places (Draft for Review) are open to the public for comments.

The draft for review clarifies that smoking is prohibited in all indoor public places. In addition, outdoor audience seats and competition areas in sports and fitness venues; Smoking is also prohibited in outdoor waiting areas on public transportation.

Legal basis: Regulations on the Control of Smoking in Public Places of the National Health and Family Planning Commission

Article 1 These Regulations are formulated in accordance with the Constitution and relevant laws in order to reduce and eliminate the harm of tobacco smoke, protect public health, create a good working and living environment, and raise the level of social civilization.

Article 11 Smoking is prohibited in the outdoor areas of the following public places:

1) Outdoor areas of childcare establishments, child welfare establishments, schools, activity centers, education and training institutions, and other public places where minors are the main activity population;

(ii) Outdoor teaching areas of higher education institutions;

3) Outdoor areas of maternal and child health care institutions, children's hospitals, and maternity hospitals;

4) Outdoor audience seating and competition area of sports and fitness venues;

(v) Outdoor waiting areas for public transport;

6) Other outdoor places where smoking is prohibited as stipulated by laws and regulations.