Street view: Do you think increasing cigarette prices is an incentive for people to stop smoking?
![Liam Ballinger](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/6QZHDXJNGERODJW7S3CDI45YWI.jpg?auth=b936d6da62fd84d33133e205c440ce4ec468cf8e6f2abade7e5f743e3e52be72&width=16&height=25&quality=70&smart=true)
I don't reckon it will work, it will probably work for me but not everyone.
LIAM BALLINGER, 21
Western Heights
Street view: Do you think cigarette prices is an incentive for people to stop smoking? PHOTO/FILE
Street view: Do you think increasing cigarette prices is an incentive for people to stop smoking?
I don't reckon it will work, it will probably work for me but not everyone.
LIAM BALLINGER, 21
Western Heights
I think it will stop younger people starting but not necessarily people who have been smoking for years and years.
ANNA BROWN, 53
Te Ngae
The sad thing is it probably won't deter people from buying cigarettes.
THOMAS COUSINS, 21
Owhata
I think it should be, I hope so.
HALEY NELSON, 23
Mangakakahi
It can be, the price might stop some but others won't care.
MURRAY KING, 70
Ngongotaha
The man has now been jailed for 12 years and six months.