In many countries it is now illegal to smoke in public places. It is only fair that people who wish to smoke should have to leave the building. Do you agree or disagree?

It is a well-known fact that many states do not allow smoking in public facilities and punish people with a fine for violation of

this

ban.

That is

why

smokers

are forced to get out of

buildings

to find a place to smoke. I strongly disagree with

this

point of view as I believe that owners and employers of

such

premises have to organise single rooms for

smokers

within

buildings

. It is clear that public smoking has prohibited in all developed countries, and

this

is the law.

However

, in my opinion, it is not correct due to the subsequent factors.

First

of all, there are many

smokers

in our society, so it is almost impossible to organize many smoking areas outside

buildings

.

Besides

, in many countries, especially in the big cities, the land is quite expensive.

This

is not profitable as it increases the expenses for both landlords and tenants.

Furthermore

, if people often leave their workplaces, it can lead to direct losses of work time, and

therefore

different problems in a business process may occur. It means that many important phone calls can be missed, so multiple potential deals will not be cut. I suppose

this

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acceptable for big companies.

Moreover

,

such

intense movement of stuff creates a big load for engineering systems of

buildings

, notably on lifts, which will be crowded because people will go permanently up and down to smoke outside. To sum up, I would argue that all new public

buildings

should have smoking rooms on each floor, especially the high-storey ones. These places have to be equipped with adequate ventilation and reliable fire alarm.

As a result

,

smokers

will move within the borders of their work area, not creating tight traffic inside

buildings

and minimising idle time. I would

also

recommend employers strictly regulate the time of smoking breaks.