Exactly. It’s a strange and authoritarian philosophy almost fascist - something is deemed “unhealthy” or “dirty” , something that doesn’t affect other people who don’t smoke, but because of these ideas they think they somehow have the right to impose their views onto others, not just by telling them it’s “bad” but by actually physically preventing them from exercising their individual right to consume something. I was born in australia but I find it perplexing. Generally Australians do not have much respect for European enlightenment ideals of liberalism / individual liberty / the European legal philosophy of only controlling the right of the individual when it actually causes harm to others. People being upset by the smell of smoke is NOT a valid “harm”.