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Penalties, fines and enforcement

Please choose from one of the following:

• What are the on-the-spot fines?
• Who enforces Queensland's tobacco laws?
• How to report a possible breach.

On-the-spot fines

$150 on-the-spot fines will be issued to anyone found smoking in the new no-smoking zones.

 

 

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