Wookie5 Jay

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| I think you'll find that the new\old legislation does effect the LAN... Its a public event which is covered by previous amendments to the legislation Public Health Act 2002. Also it would be considered a place of work as it is a paid event supported by staff and organisers. As you can see its in black and white. http://www.smokefreeatwork.ie/site/faqs.aspDoes this legislation not exist in the workplace already?
The regulations made in 1995 built on previous measures to protect the public from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, helping to meet increased public demand for a smoke-free environment.
Smoking was completely banned in (the public areas of):
Public offices: meeting rooms and corridors, etc., in all buildings owned or occupied by the State or State bodies; public areas in banks, building societies, etc.; cinemas, theatres, concert halls; indoor sports centres, the games areas in bowling alleys, bingo halls, bridge centres; State-owned art galleries and museums, public libraries; hairdressing salons and barber shops.
Education Areas: Pre-school, crèches, day nurseries, play groups, etc.; schools, universities, colleges
Food Areas: Kitchens and food preparation areas in hotels, restaurants, cafes, pubs, delicatessens, etc.; supermarkets, grocery stores and butchers’ premises.
Public Transport: Waiting rooms in railway and bus stations; all buses and on the DART and Arrow train services; taxis and hackney cabs.
Medical Facilities: Hospitals, nursing homes and other health facilities such as residential and day care centres (other than psychiatric hospitals); doctors’ and dentists’ waiting rooms and retail pharmacies.
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