New York bill A01160 seeks to repeal the requirement for restaurant and bar patios to be smoke-free.
New York bill A01160 aims to repeal a provision in the public health law that mandates restaurant and bar patios to be smoke-free. This change would remove the requirement for outdoor dining and drinking areas to be entirely free of tobacco smoke, potentially affecting restaurant and bar owners, customers, and public health policies. The bill would take effect 30 days after becoming law.
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