Going to the hairdresser, going for a swim at the local pool, attending an auction - when will we be able to do all those things?
but what does it mean to us? Many questions remain about what Melburnians will be allowed and not allowed to do for the next few month. We’ve attempted to answer a few.Afraid so. The wearing of masks remains mandatory for Victorians in public, and no date has been set for the end of their use.
After October 26, there may be a staged return for onsite learning for grade 3 to year 10 students, subject to public health advice.From 11.59pm on September 13, single Victorians, or single parents with a child under 18, will be able to have one nominated home visitor. From October 26, for all households, visitors will be allowed at home from one other household. After November 23, up to 20 visitors at a time will be allowed in the home.
It will only be when COVID Normal is declared - no new cases for 28 days and no active cases and no outbreaks of concern in other states and territories that there will be no restrictions on visitors at home.
Should Health department targets on cases and transmission be met, from October 26, up to 10 people will be allowed at weddings, including the couple, two witnesses and the celebrant. From November 23, weddings may be allowed with 50 people present, including the couple, two witnesses and the, celebrant but if the ceremony is being held in a private residence, only 20 people will be allowed.Currently up to 10 people are allowed at a funeral, not including infants up to 12 months of age.
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