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NAVY - BUMED 6200.12A

(BUMED-M3) COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL FOR NAVY MEDICINE

inactive
Organization: NAVY
Publication Date: 4 December 2012
Status: inactive
Page Count: 22
scope:

This instruction applies to all Navy Medicine regions, medical treatment facilities (MTFs), and dental treatment facilities (DTFs) ashore and afloat. This instruction does not take precedence over other instructions where tobacco use is controlled because of the potential for fire or explosion, health hazards, or other specific health and safety considerations. This instruction does not override provisions of existing civilian collective bargaining agreements until their expiration. Before implementing this policy for civilian employees, activities must, where applicable, discharge their labor relations obligations. Assistance and guidance may be obtained from regional offices of the Office of Civilian Personnel Management. In these negotiations, the concern is for the health of employees and beneficiaries.

Document History

April 17, 2023
(BUMED-N4) COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL FOR NAVY MEDICINE
Scope and Applicability. This instruction applies to all NAVMED personnel, ashore and afloat. This includes all military (active duty and Reserve), civilian, and contract staff. This also includes...
BUMED 6200.12A
December 4, 2012
(BUMED-M3) COMPREHENSIVE TOBACCO CONTROL FOR NAVY MEDICINE
This instruction applies to all Navy Medicine regions, medical treatment facilities (MTFs), and dental treatment facilities (DTFs) ashore and afloat. This instruction does not take precedence over...
June 29, 1990
(BUMED-24) TOBACCO USE IN NAVY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES
This instruction does not take precedence over other instructions or regulations where smoking is controlled because of the potential for fire or explosion or other specific health and safety...

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