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| Division of Tobacco Prevention and Control ● Community Health Section |
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North Dakota's Smoke-Free Law On August 1, 2005, North Dakota's smoke-free law went into effect. The law prohibits smoking in all enclosed areas of public places and places of employment, with some exceptions. The law reflects the state's commitment to protect the health of its citizens and recognizes the right of individuals to breathe smoke-free air. NDCC 23-12-09 - Smoking in public places and places of employment A Guide to North Dakota's Smoke-Free Law Suggestions to Help Businesses Implement North Dakota's Smoke-Free Law North Dakota's Smoke-Free Law Posters Attorney General Opinions 2006-L-06 Bingo Hall Can Create Separate Bar Area for Smoking 2005-L-33 Private Clubs Must Follow Smoke-Free Law 2005-L-32 Smoke-Free Law is Full Time 2005-L-31 Separate Ventilation Systems Not Required For Smoking 2005-L-26 Smoking Ban Applies to Bingo 2005-L-21 Smoking Ban Does Not Apply to Bar if Annual Gross Food Sales Are Less Than Annual Gross Sale of Alcoholic Beverages 2005-L-17 Provisions of Grafton Ordinance Less Stringent Than State Law Preempted by State Law
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