Slovenia Gets Tough Anti-Smoking Legislation
Ljubljana, 22 June - Smokers in Slovenia are facing tighter restrictions this summer as the National Assembly on Friday passed amendments to the anti-smoking act in a 45:13 vote. The law means Slovenia is joining a growing number of EU countries with tough anti-smoking laws.
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Transport Minister Janez Bozic.
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LDS deputies Ales Gulic, Milan Petek and Jozef Skolc.
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Transport Minister Janez Bozic, SDS deputy Joze Tanko and Transport Ministry State Secretary Peter Verlic (left to right).
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Poslanec SNS Srečko Prijatelj.
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SDS deputy Joze Tanko.
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SLS deputy Kristijan Janc.
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SDS deputies Miro Petek and Rudi Versnik.
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The session of the National Assembly.
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SNS deputy Srecko Prijatelj.
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LDS deputy Rudolf Moge and Eva Irgl of the SDS.
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SDS deputy Rudolf Petan.
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SDS deputy Branko Marinic.
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SD deputies Majda Potrata and Janko Veber.
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