Delaware Smoking Policy

• Category: Employment - Policies and Procedures
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-233EM
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form offers an example of a company smoking policy. Modify as needed. Delaware Smoking Policy refers to the set of regulations and guidelines implemented by the state of Delaware to control smoking in public places. It aims to protect non-smokers from exposure to secondhand smoke, encourage healthier environments, and reduce smoking-related health risks. Under the Delaware Smoking Policy, smoking is prohibited in various places, including indoor areas of workplaces, restaurants, bars, private clubs, and certain outdoor public places. The policy applies to both traditional tobacco products and electronic smoking devices, such as e-cigarettes. One type of Delaware Smoking Policy is the Indoor Clean Air Act, which prohibits smoking in enclosed areas of workplaces and indoor public places. This policy includes offices, restaurants, bars, shopping malls, and theaters among others. The Indoor Clean Air Act was enacted to ensure smoke-free environments for employees and the public. Another type of Delaware Smoking Policy is the Delaware Clean Indoor Air Act, which extended the smoking ban to include private clubs, where previously smoking was allowed. This policy ensures that all public spaces, including those traditionally exempt from smoking regulations, are smoke-free. Delaware also has specific policies concerning smoking in outdoor public places. One such policy is the Smoke-Free Beaches and State Park Program, aiming to create smoke-free environments in Delaware's public beaches and state parks. Smoking is restricted in designated areas and prohibited within 20 feet of lifeguard stands and within 10 feet of public beach walkways. In addition to these policies, Delaware has legislation that prohibits smoking in motor vehicles when a child aged 17 or younger is present. The law aims to protect minors from the harmful effects of secondhand smoke in confined spaces. Keywords: Delaware Smoking Policy, regulations, guidelines, public places, secondhand smoke, healthier environments, smoking-related health risks, tobacco products, electronic smoking devices, e-cigarettes, Indoor Clean Air Act, Indoor Clean Air Act, Delaware Clean Indoor Air Act, private clubs, smoke-free environments, Delaware beaches, state parks, designated areas, lifeguard stands, public beach walkways, motor vehicles, child protection, secondhand smoke.

Delaware Smoking Policy refers to the set of regulations and guidelines implemented by the state of Delaware to control smoking in public places. It aims to protect non-smokers from exposure to secondhand smoke, encourage healthier environments, and reduce smoking-related health risks. Under the Delaware Smoking Policy, smoking is prohibited in various places, including indoor areas of workplaces, restaurants, bars, private clubs, and certain outdoor public places. The policy applies to both traditional tobacco products and electronic smoking devices, such as e-cigarettes. One type of Delaware Smoking Policy is the Indoor Clean Air Act, which prohibits smoking in enclosed areas of workplaces and indoor public places. This policy includes offices, restaurants, bars, shopping malls, and theaters among others. The Indoor Clean Air Act was enacted to ensure smoke-free environments for employees and the public. Another type of Delaware Smoking Policy is the Delaware Clean Indoor Air Act, which extended the smoking ban to include private clubs, where previously smoking was allowed. This policy ensures that all public spaces, including those traditionally exempt from smoking regulations, are smoke-free. Delaware also has specific policies concerning smoking in outdoor public places. One such policy is the Smoke-Free Beaches and State Park Program, aiming to create smoke-free environments in Delaware's public beaches and state parks. Smoking is restricted in designated areas and prohibited within 20 feet of lifeguard stands and within 10 feet of public beach walkways. In addition to these policies, Delaware has legislation that prohibits smoking in motor vehicles when a child aged 17 or younger is present. The law aims to protect minors from the harmful effects of secondhand smoke in confined spaces. Keywords: Delaware Smoking Policy, regulations, guidelines, public places, secondhand smoke, healthier environments, smoking-related health risks, tobacco products, electronic smoking devices, e-cigarettes, Indoor Clean Air Act, Indoor Clean Air Act, Delaware Clean Indoor Air Act, private clubs, smoke-free environments, Delaware beaches, state parks, designated areas, lifeguard stands, public beach walkways, motor vehicles, child protection, secondhand smoke.