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Factsheets » Enclosed public places
An enclosed public place means any enclosed area of a building or structure to which the public has access, including retail shops, indoor shopping malls, restaurants, bars, places of entertainment, casinos, bingo and billiard halls, taxicabs and limousines.
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Duties of owners and employers
Proprietors or persons in charge must:
- Ensure that the public is aware that smoking is prohibited.
- Post "no smoking" signs at all entrances and exits and other appropriate locations.
- Remove ashtrays.
- Ensure that members of the public do not smoke in their establishments.
Duties of the public
No person may smoke in an enclosed public place.
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