New Hampshire Revised Statutes 155:66 – Smoking Prohibited
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I. Except as provided in N.H. Rev. Stat. § 155:67 and notwithstanding any law to the contrary, smoking is prohibited in:
(a) Public educational facilities at any time, and in child care agencies licensed under N.H. Rev. Stat. Chapter 170-E during the hours of operation, except foster family homes and foster family group homes.
(b) Hospitals and other acute care facilities.
(c) Grocery stores by customers.
(d) Elevators, tramways, gondolas, and other such public conveyances.
(e) Public conveyances.
(f) Restaurants.
(g) Cocktail lounges.
(h) Enclosed places owned and operated by social, fraternal, or religious organizations when open to the general public. Purposes for which such places may be open to the general public may include, but not be limited to, public meetings, voting, suppers, bingo games, theatrical events, fairs, and bazaars.
II. Smoking may be permitted in enclosed places of public access and publicly-owned buildings and offices, including workplaces, other than those listed in paragraph I, in effectively segregated smoking-permitted areas designated by the person in charge. Smoking shall be totally prohibited in any such enclosed place, if smoking cannot be effectively segregated. The person in charge may declare any facility non-smoking in its entirety.
(a) Public educational facilities at any time, and in child care agencies licensed under N.H. Rev. Stat. Chapter 170-E during the hours of operation, except foster family homes and foster family group homes.
Terms Used In New Hampshire Revised Statutes 155:66
- person: may extend and be applied to bodies corporate and politic as well as to individuals. See New Hampshire Revised Statutes 21:9
(b) Hospitals and other acute care facilities.
(c) Grocery stores by customers.
(d) Elevators, tramways, gondolas, and other such public conveyances.
(e) Public conveyances.
(f) Restaurants.
(g) Cocktail lounges.
(h) Enclosed places owned and operated by social, fraternal, or religious organizations when open to the general public. Purposes for which such places may be open to the general public may include, but not be limited to, public meetings, voting, suppers, bingo games, theatrical events, fairs, and bazaars.
II. Smoking may be permitted in enclosed places of public access and publicly-owned buildings and offices, including workplaces, other than those listed in paragraph I, in effectively segregated smoking-permitted areas designated by the person in charge. Smoking shall be totally prohibited in any such enclosed place, if smoking cannot be effectively segregated. The person in charge may declare any facility non-smoking in its entirety.