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Would supermarket workers be allowed to cross postcodes to deliver food?
Even the most severe lockdowns in the world still had unrestricted delivery services. People have to eat and get supplies.
We also need sim card tracking to ensure infected people are self quarantining properly. Support given to those who are self quarantining as well.Our current setup isn’t right for elimination. It could be, but they need to make airports like military zones, have people work quarantine for months (like East Timor tours) not returning to their household every night.
make security multi layered, have hotels set up there and multiple tests if you come through
They just cancelled their follow-up promotion, probably after a few choice words from someone up high.
Maybe Krispy Kreme management were banking on the additional free publicity this would give them outweighing any fines or adverse publicity from this stunt.
They already can do that. How much privacy are you prepared to give up to control this thing though? Once you give any government another back door access to this information it's rarely one that's then given up willingly.We also need sim card tracking to ensure infected people are self quarantining properly. Support given to those who are self quarantining as well.
Under the new measures, pubs across NSW will be required to implement the following:
- the number of people per booking or table will be reduced from 20 people to 10
- a cap of 300 people in a venue at any one time
- compulsory COVID-Safe registration through Service NSW
- a dedicated COVID Safe Hygiene Marshall in distinctive clothing must oversee social distancing, cleaning and hygiene at the venue
- large hotels with a capacity of greater than 250 people are to have a COVID Safe Hygiene Marshall on duty whenever the hotel is open
- smaller hotels with a capacity of less than 250 are to have a COVID Safe Hygiene Marshall employed in peak periods (lunch 12pm to 3pm and dinner 5pm to 9pm)
- paper sign-in will still be permitted, but hotels must create a digital record of patron names and phone numbers (excel or word) to be submitted within 24 hours
- ensure all patrons provide their name and contact details accurately
- encouraged to strongly promote QR code sign-in
Not saying I want to give that up, but that's the realities of countries that controlled it the best.They already can do that. How much privacy are you prepared to give up to control this thing though? Once you give any government another back door access to this information it's rarely one that's then given up willingly.
As we've seen in the past. Once you give things up rarely do they get given back. That's the government's fault for creating that crap environment.Not saying I want to give that up, but that's the realities of countries that controlled it the best.
So far
They've been lucky. They've had people let our of quarantine early who then tested positive or escaped quarantine but haven't had an out break.You know, if we did a New Zealand we'd be out of this already...
Of course, benefit of hindsight and all that but at the time there was debate as to whether the NZ approach was the best way to deal with it.
People think that the next round of potential restrictions are going to be like living in the Gaza strip. It's just basically going to stop you idiots going to Bunnings and K Mart three times a week. As someone who was in NZ for their "lockdown" it aint that different.
There hasn’t been a stage invented that can close Bunnings or stop people from visiting in big numbers.People think that the next round of potential restrictions are going to be like living in the Gaza strip. It's just basically going to stop you idiots going to Bunnings and K Mart three times a week. As someone who was in NZ for their "lockdown" it aint that different.
The sausages were the first step my friend.There hasn’t been a stage invented that can close Bunnings or stop people from visiting in big numbers.
There hasn’t been a stage invented that can close Bunnings or stop people from visiting in big numbers.
But I need to shop for a chainsaw I don't need and a Begonia that will die in 3 months!Maybe restrict it to tradies and appointment only at set times? Would stop casual punters milling around on Sunday morning browsing for unnecessary things.
That’s what we all thought. But here we are. Now excuse me, I’m off to Bunnings to get a stubby nail eater.The sausages were the first step my friend.
Don't be silly. They'll stand out the front pressed against the glass.If they close Bunnings that will stop people going