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2/4◾ This limit does not include children under the age of 12 and there is no time limit for visits.
Still got questions or concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine 😟 We’re here to help 👐 Chat to our team who will help you make an informed decision on getting the COVID-19 vaccine 👩⚕👨⚕ 
The Gold Creek site will still open to the public from 8am to 4pm tomorrow, Sunday 17 October, for a final day of operation.
Everyone aged 14+ can get proof through their immunisation history statement or COVID-19 digital certificate using:
2/7 Under a new standing exemption, ACT residents can now travel freely for any reason within these approved border postcodes without having to quarantine or complete an exemption form to return to ACT.
Walk-ins at the AIS Arena are available for first and second Pfizer doses for people aged 12+ between now and Sunday 24 October 🙋♂️ Make sure you leave at least 21 days between your first and second Pfizer dose – and bring proof of your first dose if possible 🦸♀️ 
2/6 We only consider you as a close or casual contact if you’ve been to an exposure location at the specific dates and times. Please continue to check for new locations or updated times.
Monitoring for symptoms should be an ongoing part of our lives, as well as taking appropriate action.
Many of you have asked what population data we use to calculate our vax rates. We use the March 2021 Estimated Resident Population (ERP) provided by @ABSStats. This means we're using the latest data since the start of the rollout - noting population data is always an estimate. 
However, under ACT health directions, NSW remains declared a COVID affected area. ACT residents travelling into NSW, beyond our approved border postcodes, will still be required to have an exemption prior to their return to the ACT and quarantine for 14 days.
(2/5) ‘Besides the willingness and enthusiasm of Canberrans to get vaccinated, one of the reasons our rates are so high is the hard work our team is putting into providing equity to access. It's important that we make sure that no one gets left behind,’ says Kim. #AccessToEquity 
• You must continue to use Check In CBR if you are aged 16 years and over.
“On our last day of lockdown, it seems fitting that I deliver my last formal shoutout of this outbreak.
Suburbs with new exposure locations linked to confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the ACT include:
However, if one parent or guardian is visiting a household and has more than one child who cannot be left unattended at home, they are permitted to take them.
If you’re still not sure about getting vaccinated, have a chat with your GP or other trusted health professional to give you the right blend of information for your piece of mind covid19.act.gov.au/vaccine 
Suburbs with new exposure locations linked to confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the ACT include:
(2/3) If you have an existing appointment (from 8 October onwards) ACT Health will contact you directly. You don’t need to do anything. Please be assured that you can still access AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for first or second doses covid19.act.gov.au/vaccine 
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(2/4) 🗓️ If you’ve booked an appointment but haven’t had your first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine yet, you can cancel it and book an appointment for the Pfizer or Moderna instead. Contact the clinic where you’ve made your booking to cancel or amend your appointment. 
◾️ You may only have two visitors to your household. There is no specific time limit for visits.