Smoking Ban in Government Offices and Schools

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CSC MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 30: Smoking Ban in Government Offices and Schools

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Title Supreme Court: Smoking Ban in Government Offices and Schools

Law: Csc Memorandum Circular No. 30

Decision Date: Jul 4, 1991

The Civil Service Commission enforces a strict smoking prohibition in government offices, public schools, and enclosed gathering spaces, allowing designated smoking areas with proper ventilation while imposing disciplinary actions for violations.

smoking prohibition

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Designated Smoking Areas

The smoking ban excludes areas officially designated as smoking zones.
These designated areas must have adequate ventilation and exhaust fans to ensure air quality.

Posting of No Smoking Signs

Legible "NO SMOKING" signs must be posted conspicuously in all areas where smoking is prohibited.

Definition of Smoking

Smoking encompasses the act of carrying lighted cigars, cigarettes, pipes, or other smoking paraphernalia.

Enforcement and Penalties

Violation of this smoking prohibition circular constitutes grounds for disciplinary action against the offender.

Effectivity

This memorandum circular is effective immediately upon its approval on July 4, 1991, as promulgated by the Civil Service Commission Chairman Patricia A. Sto. Tomas.

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