tobacco smoking...New law

Smokers are a dying breed. :cool:

Damn straight papa.

Smoke your smoke, just please don't blow it in my face.... At least the cigarette smoke. Keep in mind Dr's are not recommending you smoke a cigarette to treat a multitude of ailments.

It's a matter of public health. If it was only affecting the user the nanny argument would stand.

Anyone been to Jenny's lately?

But what is the actual law ? Can you smoke in your hotel room on the beach etc ? Please post a link if you have one.

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Originally Posted by booger

Anyone been to Jenny's lately?

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Booger, lol...there's a solution to every problem :)

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...today_14687045

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Originally Posted by Sonero

But what is the actual law ? Can you smoke in your hotel room on the beach etc ? Please post a link if you have one.

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I looked into theis when the law went into effect. As always, smoking in the hotel room is up to each hotel. As far as bars and resturants if it has four walls then no you can't. If not walled in ask, some will say yes and some no. It comes down to respect.

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Originally Posted by Prism

I looked into theis when the law went into effect. As always, smoking in the hotel room is up to each hotel. As far as bars and resturants if it has four walls then no you can't. If not walled in ask, some will say yes and some no. It comes down to respect.

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Thanks.

Tobacco - It's only a machine to make money. Why pay rich people to make yourself less healthy? There is no benefit to smoking tobacco except to satisfy your addiction to nicotine. Emancipate yourself from this slavery!

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Originally Posted by Crusher

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...today_14687045

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Crusher,

This is the original article from July 15th. This information is now outdated and no longer accurate.

The regulations have been are continued to be revised as I stated in a previous post. The article I am quoting from comes from the October 18th Gleaner:

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Originally Posted by Rob

There seems much ado about a rather common sense measure. The parliamentary committee, which received several submissions from a range of stakeholders and interest groups, voted to allow all businesses, including hotels, the right to establish outdoor designated smoking areas for their patrons.

Even the major local cigarette manufacturer, Carreras, doesnt seem to mind the new regulations:

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ews/news1.html

As for the "ganja connection" being leveled, I think the exact opposite is true. Jamaica is quickly attempting to decriminalize ganja as this article from last month states:

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ead/lead3.html

Shakespeare said it best, much ado about nothing...

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