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ITC France National Report Appendix
ITC France National Report Appendix
ITC France National Report Appendix
This document presents tables of data which correspond to the ITC France National Report. All tables are listed in chronological order of the
original document, and present weighted point estimates with corresponding 95% confidence intervals.
“Valid responses” refer to all responses included in the calculation of statistics reported in the France National Report, where point estimates
excluded item-specific non-responses; the only exceptions to this rule were for income, knowledge-based questions (where “Don’t know” is
considered a valid response), or where otherwise explicitly indicated. “All responses” includes all participants, whether the response was a valid
response, a non-response (such as “Refused” or “Don’t know”), or whether a response was missing altogether.
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Executive Summary
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar before
2 Figure ES-2 French public smoking ban 77
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar after French
2 Figure ES-2 public smoking ban 78
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant before French
2 Figure ES-2 public smoking ban 81
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant after French
2 Figure ES-2 public smoking ban 82
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public smoking ban in cafés, pubs and bars
2 Text only is being enforced 83
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public smoking ban in restaurants is being
2 Text only enforced 84
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who felt a public smoking ban was a good or very good thing, after
3 Text only the French public smoking ban 90
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who support or strongly support the French public smoking ban in
3 Figure ES-3 cafés, pubs and bars, before the ban 91
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who support or strongly support the French public smoking ban in
3 Figure ES-3 cafés, pubs and bars, after the ban 92
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who support or strongly support the French public smoking ban in
3 Figure ES-3 restaurants, before the ban 93
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who support or strongly support the French public smoking ban in
3 Figure ES-3 restaurants, after the ban 94
3 Figure ES-4 Percentage of smokers who noticed warning labels on cigarette packs in the last month, by country 38
3 Text only Percentage of smokers who noticed warning labels on cigarette packs in the last month 37
3 Text only Percentage of somkers who read or looked closely at warning labels on cigarette packs in last month 39
3 Text only Frequency that warning labels made smokers think about the health risks of smoking 40
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Main Report
7 Table 1 Sex of smokers and non-smokers 1
7 Table 1 Age of smokers and non-smokers 2
7 Table 1 Monthly income of smokers and non-smokers 3
7 Table 1 Highest level of education of smokers and non-smokers 4
9 Text only Frequency of smoking 5
9 Text only Number of cigarettes smoked per day in daily smokers 6
9 Figure 2 Number of cigarettes smoked per day in daily smokers, by gender 7
9 Figure 3 Mean number of cigarettes smoked per day in daily smokers, by country 8
10 Text only Smokers' opinions: "If you could do it over again, you would not start smoking" 9
10 Figure 4 Smokers' opinions: "If you could do it over again, you would not start smoking", by country 10
10 Figure 5 Smokers' level of addiction to cigarettes 11
10 Text only Whether smokers have ever attempted to quit smoking 12
10 Text only Number of times smokers have ever attempted to quit smoking 13
10 Figure 6 Smokers' intention to quit smoking in the future 14
11 Figure 7 Whether personal health was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 15
11 Figure 7 Whether smoke's effect on non-smokers was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 16
11 Figure 7 Whether society's disapproval was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 17
11 Figure 7 Whether price of cigarettes was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 18
11 Figure 7 Whether smoking restrictions at work were a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 19
11 Figure 7 Whether public smoking restrictions were a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 20
11 Figure 7 Whether doctor's advice was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 21
11 Figure 7 Whether free/low cost stop-smoking medications were a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 22
11 Figure 7 Whether availability of a telephone quitline was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 23
11 Figure 7 Whether warning labels on cigarette packs were a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 24
11 Figure 7 Whether setting an example for children was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 25
11 Figure 7 Whether prevention messages were a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 26
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11 Text only Whether smokers ever used stop-smoking medications 27
11 Text only Whether smokers visited a doctor in the last 6 months 28
11 Figure 8 Whether smokers who visited a doctor received advice to quit smoking 29
11 Figure 8 Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a referral to a stop-smoking program 30
11 Figure 8 Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a prescription for stop-smoking medications 31
11 Figure 8 Whether smokers who visited a doctor received pamphlets to help quit smoking 32
11 Figure 8 Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a nicotine dependence test 33
11 Figure 9 Smokers' opinions on whether the government should do more to help smokers quit 34
11 Figure 9 Smokers' opinions on whether the government should supply free stop-smoking medications 35
12 Text only Percentage of smokers who noticed warning labels on cigarette packs in the last month 37
12 Figure 10 Percentage of smokers who noticed warning labels on cigarette packs in the last month, by country 38
12 Text only Percentage of smokers who read or looked closely at warning labels on cigarette packs in the last month 39
12 Figure 11 Frequency that warning labels made smokers think about the health risks of smoking 40
12 Figure 11 Frequency that warning labels made smokers more likely to quit smoking 41
12 Figure 11 Frequency that warning labels prevented smokers from having a cigarette in the last month 42
12 Text only Smokers' opinions on whether some types of cigarettes are less harmful than others 43
12 Text only Smokers' opinions on whether tar or nicotine levels indicate less harm in cigarettes 44
Smokers' opinions on whether words like 'smooth' or 'ultra' on a cigarette package indicate less harmful
12 Text only cigarettes 45
13 Figure 12 Frequency of smokers and non-smokers noticing promotional tobacco advertisements 46
13 Figure 12 Frequency of smokers and non-smokers noticing anti-smoking advertisements 47
13 Figure 13 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed promotional tobacco advertisements at sporting events 48
13 Figure 13 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed promotional tobacco advertisements at arts events 49
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on TV 50
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on the radio 51
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements at the cinema 52
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13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on posters or billboards 53
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements in newspapers or magazines 54
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements in tobacco shop windows 55
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on cigarette packages 56
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on leaflets 57
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on the internet 58
13 Figure 14 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements anywhere else 59
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on TV 60
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on the radio 61
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements at the cinema 62
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on billboards or posters 63
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements in newspapers or magazines 64
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements in tobacco shop windows 65
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on cigarette packages 66
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on leaflets 67
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on the internet 68
14 Figure 15 Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements anywhere else 69
Smokers' and non-smokers' agreement on whether tobacco companies can be trusted to tell the truth about
14 Figure 16 their products 70
Smokers' and non-smokers' agreement on whether tobacco companies have tried to convince the public that
14 Figure 16 there is little health risk from second-hand smoke 71
15 Text only Whether smokers spent essential household money on cigarettes 72
15 Figure 17 Whether smokers spent essential household money on cigarettes, by country 73
15 Figure 18 Frequency that smokers thought in the last month about money spent on cigarettes 74
15 Text only Whether price of cigarettes was a reason smokers thought about quitting smoking 18
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Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who visited a café, pub or bar in last 6 months before the French
16 Text only public smoking ban 75
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who visited a café, pub or bar in last 6 months after the French
16 Text only public smoking ban 76
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar before the
16 Figure 19 French public smoking ban 77
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar after the
16 Figure 19 French public smoking ban 78
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who visited a restaurant in last 6 months before the French public
16 Text only smoking ban 79
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who visited a restaurant in last 6 months after French public
16 Text only smoking ban 80
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant before the French
16 Figure 19 public smoking ban 81
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant after the French
16 Figure 19 public smoking ban 82
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public smoking ban in cafés, pubs and bars
16 Text only is being enforced 83
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public smoking ban in restaurants is being
16 Text only enforced 84
16 Text only Percentage of smokers who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar, before the French public smoking ban 85
16 Text only Percentage of smokers who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar, after the French public smoking ban 86
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Of those who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar, percentage of smokers who smoked inside or
16 Figure 20 outside, before the French public smoking ban 87
Of those who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar, percentage of smokers who smoked inside or
16 Figure 20 outside, after the French public smoking ban 88
17 Figure 21 Smokers' and non-smokers' opinion of a public smoking ban, before the French public smoking ban 89
17 Figure 21 Smokers' and non-smokers' opinion of a public smoking ban, after the French public smoking ban 90
Smokers' and non-smokers' level of support for the French public smoking ban in cafés, pubs and bars,
17 Figure 22 before the ban 91
Smokers' and non-smokers' level of support for the French public smoking ban in cafés, pubs and bars, after
17 Figure 22 the ban 92
17 Figure 22 Smokers' and non-smokers' level of support for the French public smoking ban in restaurants, before the ban 93
17 Figure 22 Smokers' and non-smokers' level of support for the French public smoking ban in restaurants, after the ban 94
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who allowed smoking in their homes, before the French public
17 Figure 23 smoking bans 95
Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who allowed smoking in their homes, after the French public
17 Figure 23 smoking bans 96
17 Figure 24 Smoking policies in the workplaces of smokers and non-smokers, before the French public smoking ban 97
17 Figure 24 Smoking policies in the workplaces of smokers and non-smokers, after the French public smoking ban 98
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Smoker Less than 1500 502 25.6 (23.4, 27.8) 25.6 (23.4, 27.8)
Greater than 3000 413 27.0 (24.5, 29.4) 27.0 (24.5, 29.4)
Non-smoker Less than 1500 138 24.8 (20.7, 28.9) 24.8 (20.7, 28.9)
Greater than 3000 123 25.6 (21.2, 29.9) 25.6 (21.2, 29.9)
Smoker Less than completed high school 778 45.6 (43.0, 48.3) 45.5 (42.9, 48.2)
Completed high school/some university 612 35.2 (32.7, 37.8) 35.2 (32.6, 37.7)
Non-smoker Less than completed high school 264 48.8 (44.0, 53.7) 48.8 (44.0, 53.7)
Completed high school/some university 159 32.7 (28.0, 37.3) 32.7 (28.0, 37.3)
Refused 0 . . . . . .
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Q: On average, how many cigarettes do you smoke each day, including both
[factory-made/packet] and roll-your-own cigarettes?
Less than 10 cigarettes 743 47.3 (44.5, 50.1) 43.2 (40.6, 45.9)
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Q: On average, how many cigarettes do you smoke each day, including both [factory-
made/packet] and roll-your-own cigarettes?
Female Less than 10 cigarettes 327 41.6 (37.7, 45.4) 38.9 (35.2, 42.6)
Male Less than 10 cigarettes 416 55.0 (51.1, 58.9) 48.6 (44.9, 52.3)
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Table 9. Smokers’ opinions: “If you could do it over again, you would not start smoking.”
Q: Please tell me whether you [agree with this statement]… If you had to do it over again,
you would not have started smoking.
Neither agree nor disagree 52 2.8 (1.9, 3.7) 2.8 (1.9, 3.7)
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Not at all addicted 166 9.7 (8.1, 11.3) 9.7 (8.1, 11.3)
Yes, somewhat addicted 617 36.3 (33.7, 38.8) 36.2 (33.6, 38.8)
Yes, very addicted 949 54.0 (51.4, 56.7) 54.0 (51.3, 56.6)
Table 13. Number of times smokers have ever attempted to quit smoking.
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Within the next month 226 12.8 (11.0, 14.6) 12.6 (10.9, 14.4)
Within the next 6 months 434 25.6 (23.2, 27.9) 25.3 (23.0, 27.6)
Sometime beyond 6 months 586 34.5 (31.9, 37.0) 34.1 (31.6, 36.6)
Not currently planning to quit 468 27.1 (24.7, 29.5) 26.8 (24.5, 29.2)
Q: In the past 6 months, [has concern for your health] led you to
think about quitting?
Q: In the past 6 months, [has concern about the effect of your cigarette
smoke on non-smokers] led you to think about quitting?
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Table 18. Whether the price of cigarettes was a reason that smokers
thought about quitting smoking.
Q: In the past 6 months, [has the price of cigarettes] led you to think
about quitting?
Table 19. Whether smoking restrictions at work were a reason smokers thought
about quitting smoking.
Q: In the past 6 months, [have smoking restrictions at work] led you to think
about quitting?
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Table 25. Whether setting an example for children was a reason that
smokers thought about quitting smoking.
Q: In the past 6 months, [has setting an example for children] led you to
think about quitting?
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Q: Have you used any stop-smoking medications, such as nicotine replacement therapies like nicotine
gum or the patch, or other medications that require a prescription, such as Zyban?
Never heard of stop-smoking medications 13 0.7 (0.3, 1.0) 0.7 (0.3, 1.0)
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Table 29. Whether smokers who visited a doctor received advice to quit smoking.
Q: During any visit to the doctor or other health professional in the last 12 months, did you
receive advice to quit smoking?
Did not visit doctor in last 12 months 634 . . . 37.7 (35.1, 40.3)
Table 30. Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a referral to a stop-smoking
program.
Q: During any visit to the doctor or other health professional in the last 12 months, did you
receive additional help or a referral to another service to help you quit?
Did not visit doctor in last 12 months 634 . . . 37.7 (35.1, 40.3)
Table 31. Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a prescription for stop-smoking
medications.
Q: During any visit to the doctor or other health professional in the last 12 months, did you
receive a prescription for stop-smoking medication?
Did not visit doctor in last 12 months 634 . . . 37.7 (35.1, 40.3)
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Table 32. Whether smokers who visited a doctor received pamphlets to help quit smoking.
Q: During any visit to the doctor or other health professional in the last 12 months, did you
receive pamphlets or brochures on how to quit?
Did not visit doctor in last 12 months 634 . . . 37.7 (35.1, 40.3)
Table 33. Whether smokers who visited a doctor received a nicotine dependence test.
Q: During any visit to the doctor or other health professional in the last 12 months, did you
receive a short test in order to assess your level of dependence on cigarettes?
Did not visit doctor in last 12 months 634 . . . 37.7 (35.1, 40.3)
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Table 34. Smokers’ opinions on whether the government should do more to help
smokers quit.
Q: Please tell me whether you [agree with this statement]… The government should do
more to help smokers give up smoking.
Neither agree nor disagree 147 8.5 (7.0, 10.0) 8.5 (7.0, 10.0)
Table 35. Smokers’ opinions on whether the government should supply free
stop-smoking medications.
Q: Please tell me whether you [agree with this statement]… The government should do
more to make sure stop-smoking medications are available to everyone who wants them.
Neither agree nor disagree 94 5.3 (4.1, 6.5) 5.3 (4.1, 6.5)
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Table 36. Frequency that smokers thought in the last month about
the harm caused by smoking.
Q: In the last month, how often, if at all, did you think about the harm
your smoking might be doing to you?
Q: In the last month, how often have you noticed the warning labels
on cigarettes packages or on roll-your-own packs?
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Table 38. Percentage of smokers who noticed warning labels on cigarette packs
in the last month, by country.
Q: In the last month, how often have you noticed the warning labels on cigarettes
packages or on roll-your-own packs?
Table 39. Percentage of smokers who looked closely at warning labels in the last month.
Q: In the last month, how often, if at all, have you read or looked closely at the warning
labels on cigarette packages?
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Table 40. Frequency that warning labels made smokers think about
the health risks of smoking.
Q: To what extent, if at all, do the warning labels make you think about
the health risks of smoking?
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Q: In the last month, have the warning labels stopped you from having a
cigarettes when you were about to smoke one?
Table 43. Smokers’ opinions on whether some types of cigarettes are less harmful than others.
Q: Do you think that some types of cigarettes or brands of rolling tobacco could be less
harmful than other types, or are all cigarettes equally harmful?
Some could be less harmful 412 24.3 (22.0, 26.7) 24.3 (22.0, 26.7)
All are equally harmful 1298 74.3 (72.0, 76.7) 74.3 (72.0, 76.7)
Table 44. Smokers’ opinions on whether tar or nicotine levels indicate less harm in cigarettes.
Q: [Does the taste, such as the harshness of the smoke, help] to indicate whether a cigarette brand
could be less harmful compared to others?
Thinks all cigarettes are equally harmful 1323 . . . 75.7 (73.3, 78.0)
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Table 45. Smokers’ opinions on whether words like ‘smooth’ or ‘ultra’ indicate less harm in
cigarettes.
Q: [Do the tar or nicotine levels for a brand help] to indicate whether a cigarette brand could be less
harmful compared to others?
Thinks all cigarettes are equally harmful 1323 . . . 75.7 (73.3, 78.0)
Table 46. Frequency of smokers and non-smokers noticing promotional tobacco advertisements.
Q: Thinking about everything that happens around you, in the last 6 months how often have you
noticed things that promote smoking?
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Q: In the last 6 months, how often, if at all, have you noticed [advertising or information that
talks about the dangers of smoking, or encourages quitting]?
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Q: [Thinking] about the last 6 months, have you seen or heard about any sport or sporting
event that is sponsored by or connected with either cigarette brands or tobacco companies?
Q: [Thinking] about the last 6 months, have you seen or heard about any music,
theatre, art, or fashion event that is sponsored by or connected with either cigarette
brands or tobacco companies?
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Table 50. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on TV.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting on television?
Table 51. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on the radio.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking,
or encourages quitting on the radio?
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Table 52. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements at the cinema.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting at the cinema?
Table 53. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on posters or billboards.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting on posters or billboards?
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Table 54. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements in newspapers or magazines.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting in newspapers or magazines?
Table 55. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements in tobacco shop windows.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting on shop windows or inside shops where you buy tobacco?
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Table 56. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on cigarette packages.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting on cigarette packs?
Refused 0 . . . . . .
Table 57. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on leaflets.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting in leaflets?
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Table 58. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking advertisements on the internet.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting on the Internet?
Refused 0 . . . . . .
Table 59. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed anti-smoking ads anywhere else.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the dangers of smoking, or
encourages quitting anywhere else?
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 60. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on TV.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on television?
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on the radio?
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Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking at the cinema?
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on posters or billboards?
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Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking in newspapers or magazines?
Table 65. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements
in tobacco shop windows.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on shop windows or inside shops where
you buy tobacco?
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Table 66. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements on
cigarette packages.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on cigarette packs?
Table 67. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements
on leaflets.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking in leaflets?
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Table 68. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements
on the internet.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking on the Internet?
Refused 0 . . . . . .
Table 69. Whether smokers and non-smokers noticed second-hand smoke advertisements
anywhere else.
Q: In the last 6 months, have you noticed advertising or information that talks about the
dangers of passive smoking or second-hand smoking anywhere else?
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Table 70. Smokers and non-smokers agreement on whether tobacco companies can be trusted to tell
the truth about their products.
Q: Please tell me whether you [agree with this statement]… tobacco companies can be trusted to tell the
truth about the dangers of their products.
Smoker Strongly agree 153 8.5 (7.1, 10.0) 8.5 (7.1, 10.0)
Neither agree nor disagree 54 3.5 (2.5, 4.6) 3.5 (2.5, 4.6)
Neither agree nor disagree 12 2.1 (0.8, 3.4) 2.1 (0.8, 3.4)
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Table 71. Smokers and non-smokers agreement on whether tobacco companies have tried to convince
the public there is little health risk from second hand smoke.
Q: Please tell me whether you [agree with this statement]… tobacco companies have tried to convince the
public that there is little or no health risk from second-hand smoke.
Smoker Strongly agree 310 18.3 (16.2, 20.4) 18.2 (16.1, 20.3)
Neither agree nor disagree 166 9.6 (8.0, 11.2) 9.5 (7.9, 11.1)
Neither agree nor disagree 31 5.9 (3.7, 8.1) 5.9 (3.7, 8.0)
Q: In the last 6 months, have you spent money on cigarettes that you knew
would be better spent on household essentials like food?
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Q: In the last 6 months, have you spent money on cigarettes that you knew would
be better spent on household essentials like food?
Yes No
Country N % (95% CI) N % (95% CI)
China 414 9.8 (8.6, 11.0) 4221 90.2 (89.0, 91.4)
Germany 170 11.2 (9.3, 13.0) 1340 88.8 (87.0, 90.7)
South Korea 114 13.6 (10.9, 16.2) 888 86.4 (83.8, 89.1)
Ireland 98 18.8 (14.6, 23.0) 479 81.2 (77.0, 85.4)
United Kingdom 326 20.0 (17.7, 22.4) 1475 80.0 (77.6, 82.3)
Uruguay 197 20.6 (16.4, 24.8) 793 79.4 (75.2, 83.6)
Scotland 140 25.5 (20.9, 30.2) 367 74.5 (69.8, 79.1)
United States 475 25.7 (23.2, 28.3) 1386 74.3 (71.7, 76.8)
Australia 530 27.6 (25.2, 30.0) 1405 72.4 (70.0, 74.8)
Canada 537 30.0 (27.5, 32.5) 1283 70.0 (67.5, 72.5)
Mexico 297 32.8 (27.6, 38.0) 770 67.2 (62.0, 72.4)
France 579 33.0 (30.5, 35.5) 1154 67.0 (64.5, 69.5)
Malaysia 910 65.5 (60.4, 70.6) 508 34.5 (29.4, 39.6)
Thailand 1349 76.2 (71.2, 81.2) 488 23.8 (18.8, 28.8)
Table 74. Frequency that smokers thought in the last month about
money spent on cigarettes.
Q: In the last month, how often, if at all, did you think about the
money you spend on smoking?
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Table 75. Frequency that smokers and non-smokers visited a café, pub or bar in last 6 months,
before the French public smoking ban.
Q: In the last 6 months, how often have you visited a café, bar or pub where you live?
Smoker More than once 307 18.6 (16.5, 20.7) 18.6 (16.5, 20.7)
About once or twice 389 21.6 (19.5, 23.8) 21.6 (19.5, 23.8)
Less than once 350 19.5 (17.4, 21.6) 19.5 (17.4, 21.6)
Non-smoker More than once 47 10.5 (7.4, 13.7) 10.5 (7.4, 13.7)
About once or twice 128 22.5 (18.6, 26.4) 22.5 (18.6, 26.4)
Less than once 136 25.1 (20.9, 29.3) 25.1 (20.9, 29.3)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 76. Frequency that smokers and non-smokers visited a café, pub or bar in last 6 months, after the
French public smoking ban.
Q: Since the recent smoking ban came into effect – that is, since January 1st of this year – how often have you
visited a café or bar?
Smoker More than once a week 205 13.3 (11.3, 15.2) 13.3 (11.3, 15.2)
About once a week 272 16.8 (14.6, 18.9) 16.8 (14.6, 18.9)
About once or twice a month 399 24.2 (21.8, 26.6) 24.2 (21.8, 26.6)
Less than once a month 432 23.4 (21.1, 25.7) 23.4 (21.1, 25.6)
Non-smoker More than once a week 33 7.6 (4.8, 10.4) 7.6 (4.8, 10.4)
About once or twice a month 135 25.2 (20.9, 29.5) 25.2 (20.9, 29.5)
Less than once a month 140 24.0 (19.9, 28.1) 24.0 (19.9, 28.1)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 77. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar, before
the French public smoking ban.
Q: The last time you [visited], were people smoking inside the café, bar or pub?
Table 78. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a café, pub or bar,
after the French public smoking ban.
Q: The last time you visited, were people smoking inside the café or bar?
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 79. Frequency that smokers and non-smokers who visited a restaurant in last 6 months, before
the French public smoking ban.
Q: In the last 6 months, how often have you visited a restaurant where you live?
Smoker More than once a week 149 8.7 (7.2, 10.2) 8.6 (7.1, 10.1)
About once a week 161 11.2 (9.5, 12.9) 9.3 (7.8, 10.9)
About once or twice a month 608 35.4 (32.9, 38.0) 36.5 (33.8, 39.2)
Less than once a month 627 32.5 (30.0, 35.0) 36.2 (33.6, 38.8)
Non-smoker More than once a week 29 6.0 (3.7, 8.4) 4.8 (2.9, 6.7)
About once or twice a month 213 36.4 (31.8, 41.1) 42.3 (37.2, 47.3)
Less than once a month 180 36.3 (31.7, 41.0) 33.3 (28.6, 38.0)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 80. Frequency that smokers and non-smokers who visited a restaurant in last 6 months, after the
French public smoking ban.
Q: Since the recent smoking ban came into effect – that is, since January 1st of this year – how often have you
visited a restaurant?
Smoker More than once a week 149 8.6 (7.1, 10.1) 8.6 (7.1, 10.1)
About once a week 161 9.4 (7.8, 10.9) 9.3 (7.8, 10.9)
About once or twice a month 608 36.5 (33.8, 39.2) 36.5 (33.8, 39.2)
Less than once a month 627 36.2 (33.6, 38.9) 36.2 (33.6, 38.8)
Non-smoker More than once a week 29 4.8 (2.9, 6.7) 4.8 (2.9, 6.7)
About once or twice a month 213 42.3 (37.2, 47.3) 42.3 (37.2, 47.3)
Less than once a month 180 33.3 (28.6, 38.0) 33.3 (28.6, 38.0)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 81. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant,
before the French public smoking ban.
Q: The last time you [visited], was there smoking inside the restaurant?
Table 82. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who noticed smoking at last visit to a restaurant, after
the French public smoking ban.
Q: The last time you visited, were people smoking inside the restaurant or café?
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Table 83. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public
smoking ban in cafés, pubs and bars is being enforced.
Q: In your experience, to what extent are your local cafés and bars enforcing the recent
smoking ban?
Table 84. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who believe the French public
smoking ban in restaurants is being enforced.
Q: In your experience to what extent are your local restaurants enforcing the smoking ban?
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Table 85. Percentage of smokers who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar,
before the French public smoking ban.
Q: Did you smoke at all at the café, pub or bar during your last visit, either inside or outside?
Table 86. Percentage of smokers who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar,
after the French public smoking ban.
Q: Did you smoke at all at the café, pub or bar during your last visit, either inside
or outside?
Table 87. Of those who smoked at last visit to a café, pub or bar, percentage of
smokers who smoked inside or outside, before the French public smoking ban.
Both inside and outside 411 30.9 (28.1, 33.7) 24.5 (22.2, 26.8)
Did not smoke at last visit 188 13.4 (11.5, 15.4) 10.7 (9.1, 12.3)
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Table 88. Of those who smoked at last visit to a café pub or bar percentage of
smokers who smoked inside or outside, after the French public smoking ban.
Both inside and outside 19 2.6 (1.2, 3.9) 1.9 (0.9, 2.9)
Table 89. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ opinion of a public smoking ban, before the
French public smoking ban.
Q: Overall, would you say that a ban on smoking in bars and other public places is a good
thing or a bad thing?
Smoker Very bad 205 12.1 (10.3, 13.8) 12.0 (10.2, 13.7)
Refused 0 . . . . . .
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Table 90. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ opinion of a public smoking ban, after the
French public smoking ban.
Q: Overall, would you say that a ban on smoking in restaurants, cafés, bars and pubs, and
other public places is a good thing or a bad thing?
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
Refused 0 . . . . . .
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Table 91. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ level of support for the French public smoking
ban in cafés, pubs and bars, before the ban.
Q: Do you support or oppose a French total ban on smoking inside cafés, bars and pubs?
Smoker Strongly support 203 11.7 (10.0, 13.4) 11.7 (10.0, 13.4)
Non-smoker Strongly support 163 31.8 (27.3, 36.3) 31.7 (27.2, 36.2)
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Table 92. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ level of support for the French public smoking
ban in cafés, pubs and bars, after the ban.
Q: Do you support or oppose the French total ban on smoking inside cafés and bars?
Smoker Strongly support 544 32.8 (30.2, 35.4) 32.8 (30.2, 35.4)
Non-smoker Strongly support 271 53.4 (48.3, 58.4) 53.1 (48.0, 58.2)
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Table 93. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ level of support for the French public smoking
ban in restaurants, before the ban.
Smoker Strongly support 441 25.1 (22.9, 27.4) 25.1 (22.9, 27.4)
Non-smoker Strongly support 256 49.1 (44.2, 54.0) 49.0 (44.1, 53.8)
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Table 94. Smokers’ and non-smokers’ level of support for the French public smoking ban in
restaurants, after the ban.
Q: Do you support or oppose the French total ban on smoking inside restaurants?
Smoker Strongly support 784 46.6 (43.9, 49.4) 46.6 (43.8, 49.3)
Non-smoker Strongly support 317 61.5 (56.5, 66.5) 61.5 (56.5, 66.5)
Refused 0 . . . . . .
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 95. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who allowed smoking in their homes before the ban.
Q: Which of the following [statements] best describes smoking inside your home?
Smoker Allowed anywhere inside your home 260 16.5 (14.4, 18.6) 16.5 (14.4, 18.6)
Allowed in some rooms only 786 45.7 (43.1, 48.4) 45.7 (43.1, 48.4)
Never allowed anywhere inside home 408 23.0 (20.8, 25.2) 23.0 (20.8, 25.2)
Only allowed in special circumstances 281 14.7 (12.9, 16.6) 14.7 (12.9, 16.6)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
Non-smoker Allowed anywhere inside your home 33 6.9 (4.3, 9.4) 6.9 (4.3, 9.4)
Allowed in some rooms only 122 23.1 (19.0, 27.2) 23.1 (19.0, 27.2)
Never allowed anywhere inside home 219 40.6 (35.8, 45.3) 40.5 (35.8, 45.2)
Only allowed in special circumstances 150 29.4 (24.9, 33.9) 29.4 (24.9, 33.9)
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Table 96. Percentage of smokers and non-smokers who allowed smoking in their homes after the ban.
Q: Which of the following [statements] best describes tobacco consumption inside your home?
Smoker Allowed anywhere inside your home 175 12.7 (10.6, 14.8) 12.7 (10.6, 14.8)
Allowed in some rooms only 694 39.9 (37.2, 42.6) 39.9 (37.2, 42.6)
Never allowed anywhere inside home 500 29.2 (26.7, 31.7) 29.2 (26.7, 31.7)
Only allowed in special circumstances 334 18.2 (16.1, 20.3) 18.2 (16.1, 20.3)
Non-smoker Allowed anywhere inside your home 19 3.0 (1.6, 4.5) 3.0 (1.6, 4.5)
Allowed in some rooms only 77 16.1 (12.3, 19.9) 16.1 (12.3, 19.9)
Never allowed anywhere inside home 269 49.9 (44.8, 55.0) 49.9 (44.8, 55.0)
Only allowed in special circumstances 150 31.0 (26.1, 35.9) 31.0 (26.1, 35.9)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 97. Smoking policies in the workplaces of smokers and non-smokers, before the ban.
Q: Which of the following [statements] best describes the smoking policy where you work?
Smoker Smoking not allowed indoors 620 48.0 (44.9, 51.1) 34.0 (31.5, 36.5)
Smoking allowed in some indoor areas 468 37.3 (34.2, 40.3) 26.4 (24.1, 28.7)
Smoking allowed anywhere indoors 125 10.9 (8.9, 12.9) 7.7 (6.2, 9.2)
Non-smoker Smoking not allowed indoors 161 54.6 (48.1, 61.1) 27.8 (23.6, 32.1)
Smoking allowed in some indoor areas 95 30.7 (24.9, 36.6) 15.7 (12.4, 19.0)
Smoking allowed anywhere indoors 28 11.1 (6.8, 15.4) 5.7 (3.4, 7.9)
Don’t know 0 . . . . . .
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Table 98. Smoking policies in the workplaces of smokers and non-smokers, after the ban.
Q: Which of the following [statements] best describes the smoking policy where you work?
Smoker Smoking not allowed indoors 1047 79.7 (77.1, 82.4) 58.7 (55.9, 61.4)
Smoking allowed in some indoor areas 158 12.9 (10.8, 15.0) 9.5 (7.9, 11.1)
Smoking allowed anywhere indoors 42 4.3 (2.8, 5.8) 3.1 (2.0, 4.3)
Non-smoker Smoking not allowed indoors 238 83.5 (78.8, 88.2) 40.8 (35.9, 45.6)
Smoking allowed in some indoor areas 34 10.6 (6.7, 14.5) 5.2 (3.2, 7.1)
Smoking allowed anywhere indoors 8 2.5 (0.5, 4.4) 1.2 (0.2, 2.2)
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