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30/3/2007 at 9:53am
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Because the original thread was locked, after being hijacked for political discussion, I'm repeating the info contained therein so's people travelling to France this summer are aware of where they can have their dose of the dreaded weed.
Please don't turn this into a political argument again. This is INFORMATION. Plain & simple.
On 1 February 2007 additional smoking restrictions came into effect in France. The primary objective of these bans is to limit non-smokers' exposure to passive smoking in public or communal places.
It is forbidden to smoke in the following places:
Offices/the workplace: In any office building, in both private offices and communal areas (reception and board rooms, canteens, washrooms, gym and sports areas).
Public transport: On any public transport (trains, trams, ferries, buses, ski lifts).
Schools: Anywhere on the property - indoors and outdoor grounds - of schools and colleges.
Leisure venues: At the sport and recreation facilities used by children under 18 years. Indoors and outdoors sport arenas, fields, gymnasia and halls used by schools, colleges or children's associations.
Administrative buildings: The public access areas and individual offices, passageways and waiting rooms of all administrative buildings. Where a specific smoking area is not provided, smokers (staff and visitors) may only smoke outside.
Medical facilities: In hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities (except in private hospital rooms where conditions apply).
In January 2008 the ban will extend to coffee bars and cafés, hotels, restaurants, discotheques and tobacconists.
Smoking Areas:
Organisations and employers may provide separate smokers' areas although certain criteria must be adhered to.
An acceptable smoking area has the following:
Must be properly ventilated
Must have automatic doors
May not be part of a passageway or foyer
Must not be larger than 32m2
From JANUARY 1st 2008, France will become a NO SMOKING country.
Fines are currently 65€ per individual caught and 130€ for the person who owns the place where the individual was smoking. Not only are the police vigilant, but locals are denouncing offenders too! On the positive side, the government are funding various anti-smoking medications (gum, patches etc) for those who have decided that this is a good time to give up.
Visitors are politely reminded to look around them for smoking/non-smoking signs before lighting up!
Further Information:
Information line Tel: 0825 309 310 (Monday to Saturday 08:00-20:00)
Comprehensive details (in French) on website tabac.gouv.fr
Information from the French Government website Service Public (in French).
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