PART I CHANCELLOR OF JUSTICE AS NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM In addition, smoking was allowed indoors on all floors of the institution and strong smell of tobacco could be felt in the corridors. In this connection, the Chancellor found that the right to the protection of health also includes the aspect that polluted indoor air should not have a negative impact on the health of people. The Chancellor recommended to revise the smoking arrangements in the general care home and ensure that the recipients of the general care service enjoy an indoor climate which does not damage their health. PART IV PART III PART II The institution replied to the Chancellor that the former seclusion room is only used as a storage in case of need, and plans to improve the ventilation have been made to stop the tobacco smell. 40