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Can residents of long-term care facilities have access to an outdoor smoking shelter? Must the smoking shelter be separate from the staff smoking area?

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Can residents of long-term care facilities have access to an outdoor smoking shelter? Must the smoking shelter be separate from the staff smoking area?

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Yes. It is not required to have a separate shelter for staff and employees. However, the shelter must comply with the regulation – a roof and no more than two walls.

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