It speaks very well for the legitimacy of smoke-free laws.

The number of eating and drinking establishments also grew after the smoke-free law was enacted.

Opinion polls have shown considerable support for smoke-free laws.

In June 2007, a survey of 15 countries found 80% approval for smoke-free laws.

The result of this smoke-free law provides a considerably more healthy work environment for the staff.

Alternatives to smoke-free laws have also been proposed as a means of harm reduction, particularly in bars and restaurants.

The nationwide smoke-free law pertains only to public places.

Air quality, smoke-free laws, and the pollen score are all worse than many other cities.

And smoke-free laws in Tulsa haven't caught up with many other cities.

For further details please see the guidance document 'What you need to know about the smoke-free law'.