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The proposed partial ban on smoking in public places was condemned by senior MPs yesterday as 'unfair, unjust and unworkable'. Smoking will still be allowed in clubs and pubs which do not serve food under controversial Government plans. That 'defies logic', warns the House of Commons health select committee, which also wants smoking outlawed in prisons and military bases.
'The exemption for clubs and pubs where food is not served is illogical,' the MPs said in a report. 'It means that workers who are most exposed to second-hand smoke, and therefore most at risk, will not be protected.See the full content of this document
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Partial Smoking Ban Unworkable, Say Mps
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