Smoking; Oklahoma Clean Indoor Air Act; terms; prohibiting smoking in certain places; exceptions; signage; promulgation of rules; State Department of Health; effective date.

Summary

HB 3682 prohibits cigarettes, cigars, pipes and e‑cigarettes in indoor workplaces, government buildings, restaurants, bars, public transit, health‑care facilities, schools, retail stores, malls and sports venues. It allows smoking only in designated tobacco shops or cigar bars, private homes (unless used for child care or health services), certain hotel smoking rooms, and on tribal lands. The bill also requires clear “No smoking” signs and lets the State Department of Health set enforcement rules.

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