South Derbyshire District Council - Smokefree workplaces

Smokefree legislation has been in effect since 1 July 2007, which has made virtually all indoor public places and work places smokefree, including work vehicles. The legislation is designed to protect workers and members of the Public from the serious health risks of second hand smoke.

It follows the successful implementation of smokefree legislation in several countries including Scotland and the Republic of Ireland. For guidance on how it will affect your business see Smokefree Legislation Guidance to Businesses

The legislation is designed to protect workers and members of the Public from the serious health risks of second hand smoke. As a result, people working in bars, restaurants, pubs and other workplaces will enjoy breathing fresh air.

There are bound to be lots of questions raised about how it's all going to affect you. Please look at Smokefree Questions and Answers which might answer some of your questions.

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Smokefree England information

The Government has launched an information line and website for people who have questions about the upcoming smoking legislation to be in place from 1 July 2007.

Smokefree England Information Line - 0800 169 1697

Smokefree England website - This website provides you with information about the new legislation and lets you know how you can play an important part in creating a smokefree England.

Regulations / Legislation

Smokefree Regulations provided by SmokeFree England

Health Act 2006 provided by the Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI)

Smokefree workplaces

Smokefree England information

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