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INTRODUCTION 

The issue of smoking and smoking bans is an emotive one because smokers 

and non-smokers both tend to hold strong views about their rights. Many 

countries have now chosen to ban smoking altogether from indoor areas and 

public places, which is a radical change from the way things used to be until 

quite recently. 

BODY 

Paragraph 1 

 

Non-smokers have been complaining for years that they should not have to 

breathe in other people’s smoke in places such as the workplace, restaurants 

and cafes and on buses, trains and planes. It is hard to argue that non-smokers 

do not have a right to be protected from this. Smoking also causes problems for 

the owners and workers in such places who have to clean up after smokers or 

redecorate more often. 

Paragraph 2 

Generally speaking, therefore, I am in favour of smoke-free workplaces, 

transport and buildings. Non-smokers should not have other people’s smoke 

imposed on them. We have to accept, however, that there are a large number of 

people who smoke and will continue to smoke. Many of them enjoy the 

company of other smokers and feel it is unfair that they should always be made 

to stand in doorways when they want to smoke. 

 

CONCLUSION 

In a consumer age that seems to put choice above everything else, shouldn’t 

they have the right to meet and socialise with other smokers if they want to? A 

more balanced policy than the one now in place in many countries would be to 

allow certain cafes and restaurants to apply for a smoking licence. These places 

would then have to advertise themselves as smoking places. Certain areas of 

buildings such as workplaces could also be made into smoking rooms or areas 

but only if the company wished to. Such measures would still give the majority 

their smoke-free environment but protect the wishes of the minority that smoke. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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