Hiroshi Yamato, a professor of health issues at the University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan, citing the anti-smoking law which bans smoking in principle in the Diet building and three adjacent lawmakers’ office buildings. However, anti-smoking restrictions are more lax at the Diet building and lawmakers’ office buildings than ministry and agency buildings, and even the loose rules are not observed by many of the lawmakers.
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Lawmakers should serve as role models in efforts to stop passive smoking.
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borscht
Well, of course Diet members don't follow the laws they make. They are, as everyone knows, Above the Law. Their laws only apply to the lower classes such as taxpayers.
Sven Asai
No problem at all, as a smoker I follow this outstanding role model and lax rule handling with pleasure.
englisc aspyrgend
Never going to happen, sadly.
ScottDRad
Wow, disrespectful of the laws of their own country which diet members make.
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