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New Zealand lockdown law officially bans swimming, hunting, surfing

Sally Furniss

Well-known member
Director General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said the issuing of the Health Notice was to ensure its success and help move the country out of lockdown as soon as possible.

The notice sets out:

Everyone in New Zealand is to be isolated or quarantined at their current place of residence except as permitted for essential personal movement

Exercise is to be done in an outdoor place that can be readily accessed from home and two-metre physical distancing must be maintained

Recreation and exercise does not involve swimming, water-based activities (for example, surfing or boating), hunting, tramping, or other activities of a kind that expose participants to danger or may require search and rescue services

A child can leave the residence of one joint care-giver to visit or stay at the residence of another joint care-giver (and visit or stay at that residence) if there is a shared bubble arrangement

A person can leave their residence to visit or stay at another residence (and visit or stay at that residence) under a shared bubble arrangement if:

One person lives alone in one, or both, of those residences; or

Everyone in one of those residences is a vulnerable person.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12322512
 
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