Mary Ann Benitez and Loretta Fung
Jan 26, 2008
Tobacco-friendly legislators were told yesterday not to use delaying tactics on a bill to impose a fixed penalty on smoking offences.
The comments came as the Executive Council on Tuesday endorsed the bill for a HK$1,500 fixed-penalty system on lighting up in no-smoking areas.
The bill is expected to be […]
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