In agreement with Police Scotland, officers will be permitted to deploy ‘soft enforcement’ of these measures, prior to the Scottish Government taking legal powers from Thursday. Further guidance to employers is pending.
to travel to essential work if that cannot be done at home. for medical reasons or to care for a vulnerable person. to take exercise once a day - but alone or with your own household, not in groups. to shop for basic necessities and that should be limited to once a day. The First Minister was clear that these decisions are not taken lightly ‘but are essential for the protection of all of us.’įrom tonight the only permissible reasons to leave your home are as follows: The ban extends to ceremonial social events, such as weddings and christenings, with the exception of funerals which will be restricted to immediate family only. In addition – as the First Minister set out earlier – all non-essential shops should be closed, as well as public spaces such as libraries, communal parks and playgrounds, and places of worship. 
The First Minister has tonight called for an immediate stop to public gatherings of more than two people in Scotland in a bid to flatten the curve of Covid-19 spread and protect the NHS.įollowing a meeting of the UK Government’s COBR committee, an effective ban is in place on gatherings in public places, excluding household groups or in a work-related capacity. Ban on public gatherings of more than two.
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