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Written Answers — Transport: Shipping: Smoking (12 Oct 2009): Paul Clark: The Department for Transport published a consultation exercise on draft merchant shipping (prohibition of smoking on ships) regulations on 9 July. The consultation closed on 9 October.
Written Answers — Transport: Passenger Ships (21 Jul 2009): Paul Clark: Legislation on when and where alcohol may be served on cruise ships and passenger ferries will not be affected by the draft "Merchant Shipping (Prohibition of Smoking on Ships) Regulations" which are currently the subject of a public consultation exercise.
Written Ministerial Statements — Transport: Smoke-Free Provisions (Ships) (9 Jul 2009): Paul Clark: The Government introduced restrictions on smoking in enclosed workplaces, public places and vehicles in England from 1 July 2007. These provisions are described in the Health Act 2006 and aim to save thousands of lives over the next decade by reducing both exposure to hazardous second-hand smoke and overall smoking rates. The Health Act 2006 includes provisions designed to prohibit smoking...
Public Bill Committee: Driving Instruction (Suspension and Exemption Powers) Bill (17 Jun 2009): Paul Clark: ...;soon to be an Act—but we owe people such as Lesley Anne Steele protection, when necessary. I will only add that, on conclusion of this Committee stage, we look forward to joining you in the Smoking Room for a drink, Mr. Wilshire.

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