❓ Hon. Colin Tincknell questions the government's consistency in COVID-19 restrictions, asking if a lack of outbreak following the Black Lives Matter protest will lead to easing border restrictions and allowing larger events. The government responds that they will consider further relaxation of restrictions in line with health advice.
AnsweredQoN 553Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
CORONAVIRUS —
RESTRICTIONS — BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTEST
553. Hon COLIN TINCKNELL to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Health:
Given
that the government has no plans to stop the organised protest on the weekend,
if there is no significant outbreak or spread in the next two weeks as a
result of this mass gathering, will the government seriously consider opening
up the state border and allowing larger events to take place, such as football
matches?
RESTRICTIONS — BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTEST
553. Hon COLIN TINCKNELL to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Health:
Given
that the government has no plans to stop the organised protest on the weekend,
if there is no significant outbreak or spread in the next two weeks as a
result of this mass gathering, will the government seriously consider opening
up the state border and allowing larger events to take place, such as football
matches?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for
some notice of the question.
The government has adopted a phased
approach to the releasing of measures and will consider further relaxation of
restrictions in line with health advice following the evaluation of phase 3,
which commenced on 6 June 2020.
some notice of the question.
The government has adopted a phased
approach to the releasing of measures and will consider further relaxation of
restrictions in line with health advice following the evaluation of phase 3,
which commenced on 6 June 2020.
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