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Public facility means any building regularly entered by 10 or more individuals at least one
day per week, including any such building owned by or leased to a Federal, State, or local
government entity. It also includes outdoor stadiums or arenas used for sports,
entertainment, or other events that may be used less than one day per week. Public facilities
do not include any building or portion thereof regularly used for residential purposes.
Smoking should be prohibited in all areas (indoors and outdoors) of elementary and
secondary school campuses.
Transit
Smoking should be prohibited on any plane, bus, or train traveling within the United States
and on any U.S. owned carriers, including cruise ships, originating in or arriving at any point
in the United States.
Enforcement
The Administrator of the EPA should be authorized to promulgate regulations as the
Administrator deems necessary to carry out the restrictions on environmental tobacco smoke.
These regulations should include enforcement authority for the agency, as well as for state
and local authorities.
Preemption
The ETS provisions must be expressly non-preemptive. Nothing in the legislation shall
preempt or otherwise affect any other Federal, State or local law which provides protection
from health hazards from environmental tobacco smoke.
Public Education Efforts
The public education efforts on tobacco should include campaigns designed to educate the
public regarding the hazards of environmental tobacco smoke in worksites, other public
places, and homes. Particular efforts should be directed at discouraging smoking around
children and pregnant women and discouraging smoking inside homes that include children.
Research
Funding for research should include funds for continued research on the health and economic
effects of ETS.
ETS Restrictions Can Improve Public Health:
Health Problems and Costs Reduced
Strong clean indoor air ordinances are linked with decreased cigarette consumption and
smoking prevalence and reductions in employees' ETS exposure.¹⁴
EPA estimates that eliminating ETS exposure in the workplace would save between $35
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