Internal Affairs bodies examine the cases of administrative offenses in transport described in Article 11.17 of Administrative Offences Code.

The responsibility to protect public health from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is assigned to the federal executive authority responsible for sanitary and epidemiological supervision, federal consumer protection supervision, state control over the quality and safety of medical activities, state supervision of advertising, and customs control.

The responsibility to protect public health from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is assigned to the federal executive authority responsible for sanitary and epidemiological supervision, federal consumer protection supervision, state control over the quality and safety of medical activities, state supervision of advertising, and customs control.

The responsibility to protect public health from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is assigned to the federal executive authority responsible for sanitary and epidemiological supervision, federal consumer protection supervision, state control over the quality and safety of medical activities, state supervision of advertising, and customs control.

The responsibility to protect public health from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is assigned to the federal executive authority responsible for sanitary and epidemiological supervision, federal consumer protection supervision, state control over the quality and safety of medical activities, state supervision of advertising, and customs control.

The responsibility to protect public health from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke is assigned to the federal executive authority responsible for sanitary and epidemiological supervision, federal consumer protection supervision, state control over the quality and safety of medical activities, state supervision of advertising, and customs control.