日前，佛羅里達(dá)州的州參議員喬·格魯特斯 （ Joe Gruters ) 提出了一項(xiàng)法案并獲得通過(guò)，法案將允許佛羅里達(dá)州的地方政府發(fā)布禁令，禁止在海灘和公園抽煙。法案里沒(méi)有提到雪茄。

喬·格魯特斯的本意是針對(duì)香煙，尤其是煙頭。他說(shuō)，我們年復(fù)一年對(duì)海灘和公園進(jìn)行清理和打掃，總是發(fā)現(xiàn)最多的東西是香煙頭。我們是希望可以自由的抽煙，但是我們也想要安靜、平和的享受，而不是把手伸進(jìn)沙子里去撿別人丟下的煙頭。

這個(gè)編號(hào)為HB-105的法案為地方政府禁止在海灘和公園的各類抽煙行為鋪平了道路，2月18日，共和黨州議員杰森·布羅德提出修正案，要求可以抽優(yōu)質(zhì)雪茄。

這項(xiàng)法案目前正在提交給州長(zhǎng)羅恩·德桑蒂斯（Ron DeSantis），他簽署后，這項(xiàng)提案將成為法律。

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The Florida Legislature has passed a new bill that would allow local governments in the Sunshine State to ban smoking on beaches and parks, but the bill is missing one element that it had in its original form—a cigar ban.

Originally, HB-105 would have paved the way for local governments to ban all kinds of smoking on beaches and parks, should they so desire, but on February 18 an amendment was added allowing for the puffing of premium cigars, specifically stating that it does not apply “to the smoking of unfiltered cigars.”

The amendment for cigars was made at the behest of Republican State Senator Jason Brodeur.

State Senator Joe Gruters (R-Sarasota) created the bill, and his plan was not to go after cigars, but cigarettes, particularly their butts. “All these cleanup days that we do, year after year, the No. 1 item that’s always found are the cigarette butts,” he said during a press conference from a Sarasota beach in January. “I always say we want freedom, but at the same time, we want quiet, peaceful enjoyment without putting your hands in your sand and picking up someone’s cigarette butts.”?

The bill is now on its way to Governor Ron DeSantis, who could sign it into law.