Well Iām a team player etc etc but my brother was telling me he flew a few times in recent weeks and noticed a people complaining about a lack of masks on board.
I noticed at passport patrol too a fella moaning to the guy working that he never checked his locator form.
I just think a fair portion of people will continue to wear masks particularly in big cities.
Donāt really get peopleās issue with wearing a mask on a flight. Itās not that big an imposition, just suck it up. If you can withstand ryanair seats a mask is nothing.
I just book a window seat and find Ryanair fine but yes Iād get over the mask tbh.
Just order food and a drink ā¦
It isnāt that big an imposition in the context of of the last 18 months but you can already feel the mood-music beginning to swell of āwell itās not that big a deal so maybe we should do it forever and ever because Covid isnāt the only thingā.
Ultimately it should be seen as a temporary thing in my view not the ānew normalā
It will be up to the individual, Iām sure plenty will choose to keep it up and leave them off.
Its done.
Gavin has confirmed.
This isnt an Islamic controlled country - we have freedoms.
The following changes will occur during September:
Public transport will return to 100% capacity.
Subject to continued protective factors and sectoral guidance.
Organised indoor events and mass gatherings* can take place with capacity limits of 60% of venue capacity where all patrons are immune (fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months), or accompanied minors (under 18), in line with sectoral guidance.
Where patrons have mixed immunity status, there will be no change to the current restrictions during September.
*Indoor events and mass gatherings includes conferences, trade fairs and exhibitions and large-scale business events involving external audiences, and bingo venues.
For indoor live music, drama, live entertainment and sporting events, the audience/spectators should be fully seated. Easing of capacity limit restrictions does not apply to large privately organised social events.
Live music may commence having regard to appropriate protective factors.
Cinemas and theatres will have capacity limits of 60% of venue capacity where all patrons are immune (fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months), or accompanied minors (under 18), in line with sectoral guidance.
Where patrons have mixed immunity status, there will be no change to the current limits (50 patrons) during September.
There will be no change to the current limits (100 guests) during September.
Live music at weddings will be permitted.
Organised outdoor events and mass gatherings can take place with capacity limits of 75% of venue capacity where all patrons are immune (fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months), or accompanied minors (under 18), in line with sectoral guidance.
Where patrons have mixed immunity status, the capacity limit will be 50%, subject to appropriate protective measures including social distancing between groups and face masks.
All religious ceremonies can proceed with 50% of venue capacity, regardless of immunity status of attendees.
Coach tour activity can recommence at 50% capacity with protective measures.
Organised indoor group activities (sports, arts, culture, dance classes) can take place with capacity limits of 100 people (with appropriate protective measures) where all patrons are immune (fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months), or accompanied minors (under 18).
Where patrons have mixed immunity status, pods of up to 6 participants will be permitted (excluding adult leaders/teachers).
Multiple pods will be permissible subject to protective measures.
Number of pods will have regard to the size of venue and substantial social distance between individual pods.
Restrictions on outdoor group activities for participants will be removed.
Note, where applicable, spectator attendance will remain in line with regulations for events.
Attendance at work for specific business requirements may commence on a phased and staggered attendance basis from 20 September.
From October 22nd onwards, final restrictions will be lifted including:
Measures that will remain in place include:
That would be completely fine. Individual choice in time
Commie Jacinta will have a lot of esplainin to do
VE day
Will the yellow stickers be gone?
Spot the anomaly timeā¦
Iād assume so.
Organised indoor group activities (sports, arts, culture, dance classes) can take place with capacity limits of 100 people (with appropriate protective measures) where all patrons are immune (fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months), or accompanied minors (under 18).
Where patrons have mixed immunity status, pods of up to 6 participants will be permitted (excluding adult leaders/teachers).
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Iāll startā¦ If you are training a u10 team indoors it you have to have all the parents standing round edge of hall (thus increasing crowd) otherwise they have to be in pods of 6 (even though itās the same kids and there are now less people in the hall)