(a) Each medical facility shall post signs in prominent places in its facilities and on its property to explain the prohibition of smoking under § 20-27-706 . (b) (1) Notices shall be written in English and Spanish. (2) For a person who cannot read the signs, the prohibition of smoking in a medical facility on its grounds shall be given verbally in the appropriate language before any enforcement of the prohibition against the violator. (c) The Department of Health may treat a violation of this section as a deficiency to be assessed against the medical facility. Acts 2005, No. 134, § 1. (a) Each medical facility shall post signs in prominent places in its facilities and on its property to explain the prohibition of smoking under § 20-27-706 . (b) (1) Notices shall be written in English and Spanish. (2) For a person who cannot read the signs, the prohibition of smoking in a medical facility on its grounds shall be given verbally in the appropriate language before any enforcement of the prohibition against the violator. (c) The Department of Health may treat a violation of this section as a deficiency to be assessed against the medical facility. Acts 2005, No. 134, § 1. (a) Each medical facility shall post signs in prominent places in its facilities and on its property to explain the prohibition of smoking under § 20-27-706 . (b) (1) Notices shall be written in English and Spanish. (2) For a person who cannot read the signs, the prohibition of smoking in a medical facility on its grounds shall be given verbally in the appropriate language before any enforcement of the prohibition against the violator. (c) The Department of Health may treat a violation of this section as a deficiency to be assessed against the medical facility. Acts 2005, No. 134, § 1. (a) Each medical facility shall post signs in prominent places in its facilities and on its property to explain the prohibition of smoking under § 20-27-706 . (b) (1) Notices shall be written in English and Spanish. (2) For a person who cannot read the signs, the prohibition of smoking in a medical facility on its grounds shall be given verbally in the appropriate language before any enforcement of the prohibition against the violator. (1) Notices shall be written in English and Spanish. (2) For a person who cannot read the signs, the prohibition of smoking in a medical facility on its grounds shall be given verbally in the appropriate language before any enforcement of the prohibition against the violator. (c) The Department of Health may treat a violation of this section as a deficiency to be assessed against the medical facility. Acts 2005, No. 134, § 1.
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