Smokefree Bus Shelters Policy 2014 Sample Clauses

Smokefree Bus Shelters Policy 2014. Refer attachment 1. This policy was evaluated in August 2014. The evaluation showed a 15% drop in smoking at the Rose Street bus terminal. When asked 72% of the Rose Street bus terminal users agreed that people should not be able to smoke in Whangarei’s bus shelters. Most Whangarei bus drivers also believed that smoking in Whangarei Bus Shelters set a poor example to children. The Policy is scheduled to be reviewed in May 2016. Refer attachment 2. This document was originally adopted in 2010 and renewed in September 2015. The policy provides clear direction, with no amendments to the legislative environment, the policy required no changes. The Policy is scheduled to be reviewed in 5 years time. Regionally While most of Whangarei District Council’s work has contributed to affecting change at a local level its collaborative efforts with other government stakeholders have contributed to affecting region wide change.
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