Who will police the rebel pub smokers?

MICHAEL O’SHEA of the Irish Heart Foundation refers to the ‘secondary debate’ regarding the proposed ban on smoking in the workplace (Irish Examiner letters, June 26).

Who will police the rebel pub smokers?
Mon, 30 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

This so-called secondary debate is what concerns most licensed vintners.

Who will enforce or police this smoking ban? Will it be the environmental health officers, the gardaí, or the Health and Safety Authority?

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