The new no smoking legislation
22 June 2007, 09:55 AM
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22 June 2007, 12:11 PM
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Exemptions 
from said Act
(5) For the purpose of making provision for those participating as performers in a performance, or in a performance of a specified description, not to be
prevented from smoking if the artistic integrity of the performance makes it appropriate for them to smoke
I feel a "thespian/lovey" moment coming on
from said Act(5) For the purpose of making provision for those participating as performers in a performance, or in a performance of a specified description, not to be
prevented from smoking if the artistic integrity of the performance makes it appropriate for them to smoke
I feel a "thespian/lovey" moment coming on
22 June 2007, 01:02 PM
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Exemptions from said Act
from said Act(5) For the purpose of making provision for those participating as performers in a performance, or in a performance of a specified description, not to be
prevented from smoking if the artistic integrity of the performance makes it appropriate for them to smoke
prevented from smoking if the artistic integrity of the performance makes it appropriate for them to smoke
I feel a "thespian/lovey" moment coming on
22 June 2007, 01:11 PM
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I thought they were going to bring in a law banning people from smoking whilst driving anyway so therefore company or private car, you wont be able to smoke either way 
22 June 2007, 01:11 PM
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Righty then.... listen up.... SN massive
A car or van is only classified as a smoke free area IF there is more than one people inside, if there is just you (on your own) you CAN smoke (see exception below).
What you will find is that nearly ALL companies now operate a no-smoking policy for fleet/company cars... so that even on your own you can't smoke.
Regards DCI
A car or van is only classified as a smoke free area IF there is more than one people inside, if there is just you (on your own) you CAN smoke (see exception below).
What you will find is that nearly ALL companies now operate a no-smoking policy for fleet/company cars... so that even on your own you can't smoke.
Regards DCI
Here are the real rules:-
Will the regulations include all company vehicles?
The new law will not apply to vehicles that are used primarily for private rather than work purposes.
Where a vehicle is used for work by more than one person, regardless of whether they are in the vehicle at the same time, it will be required to be smokefree at all times. This protects all who use the vehicle from harmful secondhand smoke, regardless of when they use the vehicle.
Smoking will be permitted in vehicles that are for the sole use of the driver and are not used as a workplace by anyone else, either as a driver or passenger.
Therefore if you have a company car, and you carry a passenger once or the car is driven by someone else, the car has to be non-smoking at all times......................
22 June 2007, 07:24 PM
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WRONG WRONG WRONG
Here are the real rules:-
Will the regulations include all company vehicles?
The new law will not apply to vehicles that are used primarily for private rather than work purposes.
Where a vehicle is used for work by more than one person, regardless of whether they are in the vehicle at the same time, it will be required to be smokefree at all times. This protects all who use the vehicle from harmful secondhand smoke, regardless of when they use the vehicle.
Smoking will be permitted in vehicles that are for the sole use of the driver and are not used as a workplace by anyone else, either as a driver or passenger.
Therefore if you have a company car, and you carry a passenger once or the car is driven by someone else, the car has to be non-smoking at all times......................
Here are the real rules:-
Will the regulations include all company vehicles?
The new law will not apply to vehicles that are used primarily for private rather than work purposes.
Where a vehicle is used for work by more than one person, regardless of whether they are in the vehicle at the same time, it will be required to be smokefree at all times. This protects all who use the vehicle from harmful secondhand smoke, regardless of when they use the vehicle.
Smoking will be permitted in vehicles that are for the sole use of the driver and are not used as a workplace by anyone else, either as a driver or passenger.
Therefore if you have a company car, and you carry a passenger once or the car is driven by someone else, the car has to be non-smoking at all times......................
22 June 2007, 08:14 PM
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Mine too. The argument is that even though 99% of the time, you are the only person in the car, if you take a colleague somewhere, it is then a shared workplace.
Bloody stupid in my opinion and my sticker is going up in a door pocket or inside the ashtray.
Steve
Bloody stupid in my opinion and my sticker is going up in a door pocket or inside the ashtray.
Steve
22 June 2007, 08:20 PM
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