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Don't Reverse Voters' Smoking Ban

Five years after Nevada voters sent a very strong anti-smoking cigarettes message by approving the Nevada Clean Indoor Air Act, the opponents who lost at the ballot box are trying again to overturn it.

On Friday, with just three weeks left in the session, a bill was introduced that would undo much of the work of the organizations that support the act, which, among its provisions, barred smoking cigarettes in stand-alone bars, taverns and saloons where food is served.

Legislators should resist the last-minute effort to overturn the voters' will and reject Assembly Bill 571. (It includes the unusual provision that it will take effect "one minute after passage and approval of this act.")

Ever since the act went into effect, which unfortunately was just as the recession hit the state, owners of those bars, taverns and saloons have been trying to reverse it, blaming the smoking cigarettes ban for their financial problems. Some have gone to great lengths to get around the restrictions and have taken advantage of the difficulty of enforcing the ban.

Lawmakers rejected the entreaties in the 2009 session, just as they rejected efforts to change other voter-approved measures, such as malpractice limits.

And there's no reason to believe that the voters have had second thoughts since 2006. A poll by the American Lung Association in Nevada found that 83 percent of those surveyed supported the restrictions, and 65 percent strongly supported them. Eighty-three percent also said that they believed that all workers should be protected from second-hand smoke cigarettes in the workplace.

If supporters of smoking cigarettes in bars and taverns believe the poll is wrong, they have every right to go back to the voters and ask them to change the law. An end-run around the voters in the waning days of the Legislature is the wrong way to go about it.

The Legislature should uphold the voters' will.

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