Article 21 The local people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding the work of tobacco control in their administrative areas, and supervising the work of tobacco control in all departments and industries.

Article 22 The relevant administrative departments, in accordance with the principle of who manages and who is responsible, are responsible for the supervision and management of smoking control in the following public **** places. Where otherwise provided by laws and regulations, such provisions shall apply:

(1) The departments of education and human resources and social security shall supervise and manage the tobacco control work of schools under their respective jurisdiction;

(2) The departments of culture shall be responsible for supervising and managing the tobacco control work of cultural and entertainment venues;

(3) The administrative law enforcement agencies of transportation and the agencies responsible for airports, railroads, and urban railroads shall, in accordance with their respective duties, be responsible for the supervision and management of tobacco control work of the following public ****places. (c) Transportation administrative and law enforcement agencies and agencies responsible for airports, railways and urban rail transportation shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, supervise and manage the tobacco control work of public **** transportation vehicles and their related public **** establishments;

(d) Food and Drug Administration is responsible for supervising and managing the tobacco control work of catering establishments;

(e) Public security departments are responsible for supervising and managing the tobacco control work of Internet Internet access service establishments such as cybercafes;

(6) the commerce department is responsible for the supervision and management of tobacco control in public **** places such as shopping malls and supermarkets;

(7) the sports department is responsible for the supervision and management of tobacco control in public **** stadiums;

(8) the health department is responsible for the supervision and management of tobacco control in healthcare institutions and other public **** places stipulated in these measures. It guides the relevant departments to carry out scientific tobacco control work.

Article 23 The relevant departments, social organizations and units of public **** places shall carry out publicity and education on the hazards of smoking and tobacco control.

Radio, television, newspapers, magazines, networks and other media shall carry out smoking is harmful to health publicity.

Article 24 The following public **** places prohibit smoking:

(1) kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, youth palace;

(2) primary and secondary schools other than indoor areas of the school;

(3) Maternal and child health care hospitals (institutes), children's hospitals;

(4) the indoor area of the other health care institutions;

(v) indoor areas of libraries, theaters, concert halls, exhibition halls, art galleries, museums, gymnasiums, etc.

(vi) indoor areas of offices of state organs providing public *** services;

(vii) indoor areas of shopping malls, bookstores, business halls, etc.

(viii) inside of buses, taxis, railroad vehicles, passenger ferries and other public * ** inside the transportation;

(ix) other public **** places specified by the state.

Public **** places other than the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall determine the no smoking area (room) and smoking area (room), indoor smoking area should be equipped with ventilation and exhaust facilities.

No one shall not smoke in the no-smoking places, areas (rooms).

Article 25 The units of no-smoking public ****places shall fulfill the following duties:

(1) establish a no-smoking management system, and do a good job of no-smoking publicity and education;

(2) set up no-smoking signs and telephone numbers of the supervisory departments in conspicuous locations;

(3) shall not be set up with smoking-related appliances;

(4) Take effective measures to prevent smokers from smoking or persuade them to leave the premises. Smoking behavior that does not listen to dissuasion can be taken in a lawful way to take evidence, and promptly reported to the supervisory and management departments.