Bill > HB3103

This bill modifies existing Missouri law regarding indoor air quality, specifically concerning smoking and the use of vapor products. It expands the definition of "smoking" to include the use of vapor products, which are defined as any device that produces aerosol or vapor for inhalation. The bill also updates the scope of where smoking and vapor product use are prohibited, extending these restrictions to include vapor products in various public places, workplaces, and educational facilities, including child care facilities when children are present. It clarifies that certain establishments like bars, taverns, and restaurants that seat fewer than fifty people, as well as bowling alleys and billiard parlors, are exempt from nonsmoking requirements if they post signs indicating that nonsmoking areas are unavailable. The bill also removes private residences from the list of areas not considered public places where smoking might be restricted.

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https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB3103&year=2026&code=R