Anti-Smoking Law
Article (1):
This law aims to combat smoking by taking all necessary procedures and
steps at the State, society and individual levels in order to reduce the habit
of smoking of all kinds.
Article (2):
Smoking refers to the active smoking of tobacco and its derivatives,
including cigarettes, cigars, jurak , chewing tobacco (Tombak) and shisha
molasses (Mu'assel) and any products containing tobacco. Whether it is done by
cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, snuffing tobacco, hookah, chewing, storage or
any other way.
Article (3):
Prohibition of the cultivation or production of tobacco and its
derivatives in the kingdom.
Article (4):
To raise tariffs of tobacco and its derivatives by a decree of the
Council of Ministers.
Article (5):
Warning labels, prescribed by the Executive Regulations, to be placed on
tobacco packages and its derivatives.
Article (6):
Tobacco and its derivatives shall not be finally released, unless after
laboratory analysis of its samples as prescribed by the Executive Regulations, to
ensure compliance with the specifications set by the competent authority in
coordination with the Ministry of Health.
Article (7):
Smoking shall be prohibited in the following areas:
1.
Places
and squares surrounding the mosques.
2.
Ministries,
governmental authorities, public institutions and their branches and other
public bodies in the State.
3.
Educational,
health, sporting, cultural, social and charitable institutions.
4.
Work
areas in companies, Authorities, factories, banks and other similar places.
5.
Public
transport by land, air or sea, according to the Executive Regulations.
6.
Food and
beverage manufacturing, processing and packaging places.
7.
Location
of oil production and its derivatives, transport, distribution, refining and fuel
and gas distribution stations and sale.
8.
Warehouses,
elevators and restrooms.
9.
Public
areas that were not mentioned in the previous paragraphs. However, in the case
of finding locations for smokers in the places that are classified in this
paragraph, the person responsible for it must consider its isolation and being
more limited and not to be entered by persons under the age of eighteen years.
And the Executive Regulations shall determine the application of the standards
of this paragraph.
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