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Smoking in public
places: what the public thinks
Title:
Smoking in public places: what the public thinks |
Published:
HPA,
August 2004 |
Description:
This document reports on research carried out to assess the
attitudes of the general public in Northern Ireland towards
smoking prohibitions or restrictions. The survey explored public
awareness of the health risks of environmental tobacco smoke
and to what extent the public are bothered by tobacco smoke
in public places. It also aimed to assess public opinion on
the smoking status of public places, in particular cafes, restaurants,
pubs and bars, shopping centres, offices, taxis, bus and railways
stations and hospitals, and the level of support for legislation
on smoke-free workplaces. |
Other
formats:
A4, 25 pages, PDF available Here (193kb) |
Target
group:
This research will be of interest to all those working in the
area of smoking policy in the public, private or voluntary
sectors. |
Additional
information:
This research has been carried out to support the Five Year
Tobacco Action Plan. |
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