Re: No smoking signs - why not no stabbing signs too?
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Re: No smoking signs - why not no stabbing signs too?         


Author: Alex Heney
Date: Mar 20, 2007 13:08

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 15:45:15 +0000, Rev Adrian Kennard wrote:
>Alex Heney wrote:
>>...
>> Because it is a *change* to the existing situation.
>
>Laws change all the time, but we are not forced to put up signs to tell
>people the law has changed. Normally there are adverts on TV and the
>like when there is a major change and I am not expected to contribute to
>the cost of advertising (i.e. forced to display such signs).
>
>> And because it is not illegal *everywhere*.
>
>Its illegal in *every* office and *every* enclosed public place both are
>pretty obvious. I can understand some places wanting to put up signs if
>they are somehow borderline obvious, but an office is an office.

Except that the above is not true.

It is illegal in *almost* every office, but there *are* exceptions.
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