Does the law require any outdoor or quasi-outdoor spaces to be smoke free or restrict smoking in any way? Examples of such places include within a specified distance of doorways, outdoor patios of bars or restaurants, parks/beaches, outdoor stadiums, and outdoor markets.
Yes
Within five meters an entrance, exit, window, or ventilation intake
Analysis
The regulations prohibit smoking within a five meter radius of the entrance, exit, window, or ventilation intake of a public place, workplace, or public conveyance. The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
The regulations prohibit smoking in outdoor dining and service areas. The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
The regulations prohibit smoking in national heritage sites. The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
The regulations prohibit smoking at beaches, but permit outdoor smoking areas to be established pursuant to Regulation 12(2). The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
The regulations prohibit smoking at outdoor markets, but permit outdoor smoking areas to be established pursuant to Regulation 12(2). The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
The regulations prohibit smoking at Class A and Class B swimming pools operated under the Public Health (Swimming Pools) Regulations, 2000 or under the Public Health (Tourist Establishments) Regulations, 2000 (except pools for private use or where a pool is exclusively accessible for an independent or private villa or suite). The ban on smoking in these places extends to cover using or holding an electronic tobacco product.
