HB1903

Missouri HB1903 modifies smoking regulations, exempting certain areas and entities from smoking bans.

Missouri HB1903 modifies smoking regulations by exempting certain areas and entities from smoking bans. It excludes private social functions, limousines, taxicabs, performers on stage, and places where more than 50% of business is tobacco or marijuana sales. It also exempts private residences, certain indoor arenas, and religious organizations. The bill defines terms like "public place" and "proprietor" and prohibits smoking in schools, child care facilities, and public transportation. It also prohibits employers from disadvantaging employees for using lawful substances off-premises.