Clear the air in Auckland’s open areas : addressing inequities through “Upfront” enforcement of smokefree laws

Badu, Emmanuel

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2019-04
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Badu, E. (2019, April). Clear the air in Auckland’s open areas: Addressing inequities through “Upfront” enforcement of smokefree laws. Paper presented at the 23rd IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion, Rotorua, New Zealand.
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Background Why "upfront" enforcement Proportion (%) of total complaints by type, 2013-2017 Proportion (%) of total complainants by Local Board, 2013-2017 Proportion (%) of premises investigated by Local Board, 2013-2017 Percent regular smokers by Local Board (of the population aged 15+) - 2013 Census Our approach What did we find? Lessons learnt Acknowledgement
Keywords:
New Zealand, smoking cessation, behaviour change intervention, stopping smoking on premises, smoke-free environments, Smoke-free Environments Act 1990 (N.Z.), public health, health promotion, Auckland, New Zealand
ANZSRC Field of Research:
111712 Health Promotion
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