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Two easy ways for the Administration to avoid being fined for smoking in the condo. Condominium

This week some restaurants have announced they will join an advertising campaign for Pfizer to promote their pills to quit smoking (it's not a formal standard), with which completely prevent smoking in their premises. This trend is growing and increasingly smoking is conceived as socially harmful, since the individual level there are already enough medical studies that test the individual tremendous damage to various organs and complete systems: basically a poison.

There are several facets of this issue as a political discussion on whether the State has the right to prevent conduct by the social costs (medical services) and what behaviors will apply this policy (like smoking) and which are not (like junk food) even if individual damages and social costs may be similar, beyond the overall theme of how far the state has the right to take away my right to hurt me, without falling into a policy Public Health authoritarian regime or how far can a society stigmatize smokers and make them looks of rejection, but not allow rejection to looks instead of nicotine without introducing harmful fats limit.

However, being the domain of this page the field of condominiums, we address the issue of regulating smoking in private homes, condos specific.

Fumado Regulatory Act (Act 7501) establishes a ban on smoking, whose scope covers private property if property intended primarily to recreation for children (eg playgrounds). Also includes warehouses and facilities in the private sector are both indoor and collective use. In these places must be marked "smoking areas (right that smokers seem to have lost in the restaurants with this trade promotion, but hardly the Constitutional Court are under guardianship, although the same ministry that drives this new practice of the ban, has the duty to monitor who has labeled smoking areas).

The same law imposes duties on the directors (among others), private properties that fall within the prohibition, labeled as a ban on smoking in areas that by law have that nature. Even incurs a penalty of half the base salary (a day by 2010 the sum of ¢ 146.700) to the managers of these properties not only smoke in those places covered by the ban, but tolerate someone else right.

is clear that if prevention made by the administrator follows the disobedience of a fine tract of Article 15 of a base salary (a day by 2010 the sum of ¢ 293.400) seem a good start to prevent responsibility for such conduct rests with the administrator, not the smoker disobedient.

If an employee is the administrator of the Condominium shall certainly make a disciplinary warning and apply the consequences that a possible disobeying the instructions of his employer involved.

In this way, perhaps with a short purchase of small amounts (no smoking signs) and a written statement to employees, managers can get rid of the possible consequences of omitting this duty.

Work condominium manager is difficult and is subject to many pressures (usually the other way) and it seems that the only thing which can easily join the majority is to demand work or responsibilities set against administrators, so it might be worthwhile to consider this duty, which is not new but dates from 1995.