Street View - Do you think the council should enforce its proposed smokefree areas?
![JANE PEARSON](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/53DA43GN4FYLFODKD6OUWC4FUQ.jpg?auth=57aedc01b0024ced8914b106c61db2ecf505c0befae97618c1bda16225a7eb88&width=16&height=24&quality=70&smart=true)
No. I think we should help people to give up smoking in a positive way, not a punitive way.
JANE PEARSON, 50s
Springfield
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Street View - Do you think the council should enforce its proposed smokefree areas?
No. I think we should help people to give up smoking in a positive way, not a punitive way.
JANE PEARSON, 50s
Springfield
I think people should have a warning in areas that are smokefree. But, not a fine as such, not at the beginning. Signage and education is a better way to go.
JENNY MADDEN, 33
Glenholme
Yes, they should. I'm not a fan of smoking in public places. Whether it would work or not, I don't know.
PAULA VERNON, 44
Hamurana
I'm a smoker so I reckon it's all a total load of rubbish.
RORY SOMMERVILLE, 27
Tikitere
To be honest, I see it as a waste of time if they are not going to enforce it.
JJ TEMOANA, 24
Central
The man has now been jailed for 12 years and six months.