Enforcement policy elements according to a scoring system of summary enforcement practice variable
| Policy element | Score |
| The law mandates establishment owners/managers | |
| to post no smoking signs | Yes=1 |
| to remove ashtrays | Yes=1 |
| to supervise the observance of the law in their establishment | Yes=1 |
| to discourage smoking in their establishment | Yes=1 |
| to notify the authority when resistance from smokers to stop smoking | Yes=1 |
| The law authorises sanctions for violators | |
| Monetary fines for establishment owners/managers | Yes=1 |
| Monetary fines to individual smokers | Yes=1 |
| Administrative sanctions to establishment owners/managers | Yes=1 |
| Criminal penalties to establishment owners/managers | Yes=1 |
| Criminal penalties to individual smokers | Yes=1 |
| The country has a written inspection protocol | Yes=1 |
| The country has a toll-free complaint line | Yes=1 |
| Jurisdictional levels involved in training of inspectors | 0=None 1=only national 2=only subnational 3=both |
| Jurisdictional levels involved in directing inspectors | 0=None 1=only national 2=only subnational 3=both |
| Number of types of agents* allowed to inspect premises by surprise | 0–5 |
| Number of types of agents* allowed to sanction violators on the spot | 0–5 |
| Country implemented a communication campaign during entry into force period | Yes=1 |
| Country implemented regular communication campaigns during and beyond the entry into force period | Yes=1 |
| Country acted visibly against prominent violators | Yes=1 |
*Types of agent: health inspector, labour inspector, police officer, municipal officer not included before and other.