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SmokeFree NT

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air conditioning inlets

where is smoking not permitted?

From 1 January 2003 smoking is not allowed 3 metres around external air conditioning inlets.
To assist staff and patrons, air conditioning inlets should be identified and even marked.
Staff should be made aware of the 3 metre law.

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For more information and support to Quit click here.

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