nz in Alert Level 2 from Thursday 14 May
Yes, Alert Level 2 is here which will be a huge sigh of relief for many out there. Unfortunately for our sector it's not "back to work" just yet. Without mass gatherings and events we are still in stand-by mode, holding our breath and hoping we can get on with things soon.
In the meantime we are providing quotes for event medical services and planning First Aid courses for Alert Level 2.
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In the meantime we are providing quotes for event medical services and planning First Aid courses for Alert Level 2.
Click on this button for the link to further information :
Edit 25/05/2020
"The Government has announced an increase to the number of people who can gather together at Alert Level 2.
From 12 noon Friday 29 May, gatherings can be held with up to 100 people.
The new limit applies to gatherings at your home, events outside of home and public venues – including church services, weddings and, funerals and tangihanga.
When holding a gathering, play it safe – maintain hygiene standards and meet existing record-keeping requirements for contact tracing.
Community sports will also be able to operate easier, and sporting codes will be working on further guidance with Sport NZ.
Cabinet will again review the settings of Alert Level 2 on 8 June and have agreed that no later than 22 June, 4 weeks from today, they will consider a move to Alert Level 1."
"The Government has announced an increase to the number of people who can gather together at Alert Level 2.
From 12 noon Friday 29 May, gatherings can be held with up to 100 people.
The new limit applies to gatherings at your home, events outside of home and public venues – including church services, weddings and, funerals and tangihanga.
When holding a gathering, play it safe – maintain hygiene standards and meet existing record-keeping requirements for contact tracing.
Community sports will also be able to operate easier, and sporting codes will be working on further guidance with Sport NZ.
Cabinet will again review the settings of Alert Level 2 on 8 June and have agreed that no later than 22 June, 4 weeks from today, they will consider a move to Alert Level 1."
There are still many questions from various organisations, and clarification will be required over the coming days.
