Does this mean you can't smoke when moored or moving the boat through
Stratford on Avon or in other public places? Will we be done for smokey diesels
when starting from a mooring in this and places where the public might get a
lung-full? This smoking ban as sound-bit by our glorious politicians gets
sillier by the minute. Maybe they should be done for heating the atmosphere in
public places with stupid suggestions. I'll vote for that one!
David Cragg
Terry Streeter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bob Wood wrote:
> It will only apply to boats to which the public have access, or that are
> workplaces. Ir's nonsense to say that smoking will be banned in vehicles -
> because it won't.
I dare say you're right, it didn't read that way though. Anyway, public
access is a bit of a dodgy one. The public have access to the back of a
boat. They may not have any right to be there, but that doesn't help.
It's the same as if the Police find you asleep drunk in your car on your
driveway. It may be private land, but the public still have access, and
they would probably charge you with being drunk in charge.
Terry Streeter
NB Arun - Greenford
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