Pub outdoors during COVID shutdown in Canberra

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Thanks to the hard work of the Canberra community and local businesses, the ACT Government will further ease restrictions from 12 noon next Friday 19 June. 2020

This means more community and business activities will be able to recommence – with a new maximum occupancy limit per enclosed space of 100 people.

Canberrans should be proud of how our city has responded to the threat of COVID-19. The dedication the community has shown in adhering to physical distancing requirements has put the Territory in a great position to allow us to move about and enjoy more of what the nation’s capital has to offer.

The ACT Chief Health Officer says many factors have been taken into consideration in the decision to progress easing of restrictions more quickly, including excellent business engagement and compliance, testing numbers well over 22,000, and no evidence of community transmission.

From lunchtime next Friday, cafés, restaurants, bars and other licenced venues can seat up to 100 people per enclosed space, and will be able to serve alcohol without a meal to seated patrons.

Gyms, health clubs and fitness centres will have greater flexibility to reopen free weight rooms and conduct circuit training under supervision and regular cleaning, while contact sports can start full training from 19 June to start their transition back to competitions from 10 July.

Local theatres, cinemas and concert venues will also be able to reopen and the maximum occupancy at places of worship will increase to 100 people for facilities that can manage the one person per 4 square metre rule.

The latest release of Canberra’s Recovery Plan Easing of Restrictions Roadmap has more details about future changes.

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