Up to 50 people will be allowed to go to pubs, cafes and restaurants if they remain seated.
Up to 50 people will be able to dine in restaurants, pubs and cafes from 1 June as the NSW government eases more COVID-19 restrictions.
"The last thing we want to do is shut businesses down because they haven't complied," she told reporters in Sydney.Additionally, bookings of more than 10 people will be banned, and patrons won't be allowed to stand.Currently, dining venues can only have a maximum of 10 patrons if they maintain social distancing. That includes alcohol table service with meals at NSW pubs and clubs.
NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet says the decision to allow 50 patrons for seated dining from 1 June will allow thousands more people to return to work.
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