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🗓️July 19th: 'Freedom Day'

⁉️Unsure about what remains written in law and what is merely guidance?

You're not alone.

Here's a guide through the minefield of Covid rules post 'Freedom Day' ~ 🧵👇
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With 'Freedom Day' almost upon us, we're suddenly faced with all sorts of decisions that we never previously thought we'd have to make.

🍺Will we be able to order drinks standing at a bar?

😷When do we wear a face mask?

⛔️Do I have to self-isolate even after vaccination?

❓Are you confused by the guidance and laws around 'Freedom Day'?
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While some decisions will be a matter of personal conscience - other things will still be firmly prescribed in law.

⚖️And even if something is legal and can be done freely, does that mean it should be?
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🟢What people can do

All legal restrictions around mass gatherings will be lifted on July 19.

⛔️However organisers are expected to ensure attendees have been vaccinated or tested negative

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🟠What people should do

People are encouraged to "exercise common sense and consider the risks" of social situations
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❓Do you have the NHS app?
❓Do you use it to check-in at venues?
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🔴What people must not do

It will remain the law that you have to self-isolate if you test positive for coronavirus, even if you have no symptoms.

✈️Laws pertaining to returning from 'red-list' and 'amber-list' countries will also remain in place
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