Pennsylvania HB880 amends smoking regulations, defining exceptions and enforcement mechanisms.
Pennsylvania HB880 amends existing smoking regulations by defining exceptions and enforcement mechanisms. It specifies that smoking is prohibited in public places, workplaces, and certain residential facilities, but allows exceptions for private homes, certain businesses, and designated areas in specific establishments. The bill mandates signage indicating smoking restrictions and requires annual reports from the Department of Health detailing enforcement actions and compliance. It also preempts local ordinances concerning smoking in public places, except for certain facilities.
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