New Hampshire § 155:69 Smoking-Permitted Areas;  Procedures

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 155:69 — Smoking-Permitted Areas; Procedures

New Hampshire § 155:69

Title XIIPUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE

Ch. 155FACTORIES, TENEMENTS, SCHOOLHOUSES, AND PLACES OF PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION, RESORT OR ASSEMBLY

SubdivisionIndoor Smoking Act

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 155:69 (2026).

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If smoking-permitted areas are to be designated pursuant to the policy under RSA 155:68, II, the person in charge of the enclosed places listed in RSA 155:66 shall develop, or oversee the development of, written procedures in accordance with RSA 155:71, to achieve compliance with this subdivision. Such procedures may include, but not be limited to, the following:

I.Training procedures to assure that the provisions of this subdivision are understood.

II.Reviewing and arbitrating complaints.

III.Handling of persons who willfully continue to smoke in a "no smoking" area, after having been asked to stop smoking in that area.

IV.The special consideration which may be given to protect individuals who have a medical condition which is medically recognized and medically proven to be directly a

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If smoking-permitted areas are to be designated pursuant to the policy under RSA 155:68, II, the person in charge of the enclosed places listed in RSA 155:66 shall develop, or oversee the development of, written procedures in accordance with RSA 155:71, to achieve compliance with this subdivision. Such procedures may include, but not be limited to, the following:
I. Training procedures to assure that the provisions of this subdivision are understood.
II. Reviewing and arbitrating complaints.
III. Handling of persons who willfully continue to smoke in a "no smoking" area, after having been asked to stop smoking in that area.
IV. The special consideration which may be given to protect individuals who have a medical condition which is medically recognized and medically proven to be directly and adversely affected by tobacco smoke, including, but not limited to, an allergic reaction, as documented by an occupational physician.
V. Instructing security officers, ushers, receptionists, clerks, and other appropriate personnel to assist in ensuring compliance with this subdivision by asking those who smoke in designated "no smoking" areas to refrain from doing so, and to direct smokers to a smoking-permitted area, if appropriate.