The hazards of second-hand smoke mentioned in these Regulations refer to the death, illness and loss of function caused by passive exposure to second-hand smoke. Article 4 The principles of classified management, individual responsibility, public supervision and effective protection shall be followed to prevent the hazards of second-hand smoke. Article 5 The municipal and district people's governments shall be responsible for organizing the implementation of these Regulations.
The municipal and district health administrative departments are responsible for the daily work of preventing the harm of second-hand smoke. Article 6 The relevant administrative departments of the municipal and district people's governments shall be responsible for the prevention of the hazards of second-hand smoke in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) the administrative department of education is responsible for preventing the harm of second-hand smoke in schools and preschool education institutions;
(two) the administrative departments of culture, radio and television, tourism, sports, civil affairs, etc. are responsible for the prevention and control of second-hand smoke hazards in culture, entertainment, tourist attractions, stadiums and social welfare institutions;
(three) the traffic administrative department is responsible for the prevention and control of the hazards of second-hand smoke in public transport and related places;
(four) the administrative department of market supervision is responsible for the prevention and control of the harm of second-hand smoke in the catering industry, drug wholesale and retail business premises;
(five) public security network supervision institutions and public security management institutions are responsible for the prevention of second-hand smoke hazards in Internet service places, bathing places and hotels respectively; Fire rescue agencies are responsible for the smoking ban in wholesale and retail business premises;
(six) the administrative department is responsible for preventing the harm of second-hand smoke in the indoor places of administrative organs;
(seven) the health administrative department is responsible for the prevention of second-hand smoke hazards in medical and health institutions;
(eight) the administrative departments designated by the municipal and district people's governments shall be responsible for the prevention and control of the hazards of second-hand smoke in other places as stipulated in these regulations.
The administrative departments of finance, postal services, communications, power supply, airports, railways, etc. are responsible for the prevention and control of the hazards of second-hand smoke in relevant places in this industry.
The administrative department prescribed in the first paragraph of this article shall designate the corresponding law enforcement agencies and their responsible persons to be responsible for the law enforcement work to prevent the harm of second-hand smoke. Article 7 Smoking or carrying lighted cigarettes, cigars and pipes in the following places is prohibited:
(a) pre-school education institutions, primary and secondary schools and other indoor and outdoor places where minors are concentrated;
(2) Indoor places in colleges and universities;
(3) Indoor and outdoor places of maternal and child health centers (institutes), children's hospitals and children's welfare homes, and indoor places of other medical and health institutions and nursing homes (apartments for the elderly) and sanatoriums;
(four) indoor sports and fitness venues and outdoor audience seating and competition venues;
(5) Indoor places in public cultural places such as libraries, theaters, concert halls, exhibition halls, museums, art galleries, memorial halls, science and technology museums and archives;
(6) Indoor places of state organs, enterprises, institutions and social organizations;
(seven) indoor places of commodity wholesale and retail business premises;
(8) Indoor places of business premises of enterprises such as finance, postal services, telecommunications and securities;
(nine) indoor places of tourist attractions (spots);
(ten) buses, taxis, rail vehicles, passenger ferries, trains, planes and other public transport vehicles and their ticket offices and waiting rooms;
(eleven) video hall (room), song (dance) hall, recreation hall (room), beauty room (hair salon), Internet cafes, lottery sales outlets and other indoor places;
(twelve) other public places where smoking is prohibited as stipulated by laws and regulations. Article 8 Smoking rooms or designated smoking areas shall not be set up in places where smoking is prohibited.
The following provisions shall be observed in setting up smoking rooms or delineating smoking areas in areas other than places where smoking is prohibited:
(a) in line with the requirements of fire safety;
(2) Setting up obvious signs;
(3) Effective isolation from places where smoking is prohibited;
(four) away from crowded areas and pedestrians must pass through the channel. Article 9 Operators or managers of places where smoking is prohibited shall perform the following duties:
(a) the establishment of a smoking ban management system, and set up a unified no-smoking sign in a prominent position and the relevant administrative departments to report and complain about the phone;
(2) Smoking-related appliances are not installed in the places where smoking is prohibited;
(3) Persuading people who smoke in places where smoking is prohibited to stop smoking; Those who do not listen to dissuasion are required to leave the place; Do not listen to dissuasion, do not leave the place, report and complain to the relevant administrative departments; Those who do not listen to dissuasion and affect public order shall report to the public security organ.
Operators or managers of places where smoking is prohibited shall designate personnel to perform the duties specified in Item (3) of the preceding paragraph. Article 10 In places where smoking is prohibited, anyone may exercise the following rights:
(a) discourage smokers from smoking;
(2) Informing the operators or managers of no-smoking places to perform their duties of stopping smoking;
(3) Operators or managers who fail to perform their duties of stopping smoking have the right to report and complain to the relevant administrative departments.