Businesses must meet their work, health and safety obligations.

Light rail services operating as normal.Д«usinesses not covered elsewhere in the Direction (including retail, where essential or non-essential).

Density limits apply (one person per two square metres in all indoor spaces).

Back to on campus learning as determined by the facility.

Out of School Hours care available to all students.

End of year school events can take place in accordance with the End of Year Event Guidelines for Schools.

Back to on campus learning, in accordance with Health Guidelines for ECECs and Schools.

More detailed guidance for travellers arriving from overseas and who wish to enter the ACT can be accessed on the Overseas travel page.Д¬ontinued return to work where it suits employees and employers.

Travellers are not permitted to enter high risk settings for 14 days following arrival into Australia.

We will only consider exemptions to travel to the ACT to complete quarantine in exceptional circumstances.

International travellers who are not fully vaccinated must quarantine for 14 days at their port of entry.Undergo a further COVID-19 PCR test on day 6 after arrival in Australia.Undergo a COVID-19 PCR test within 24 hours of arrival in Australia and quarantine until a negative test result is received.Complete an online declaration form within 24 hours of arrival into the ACT.If travellers are permitted to travel to the ACT, they must:.Fully vaccinated travellers who are returning from overseas and want to enter the ACT must first follow the requirements of the jurisdiction of their port of entry.They may also be required to seek an exemption from the jurisdiction they are in prior to leaving.Travellers who have been declared as a close contact in another jurisdiction must seek an exemption from ACT Health prior to entering the ACT.do not have to have proof of a negative COVID-19 test to enter the ACT from another jurisdiction.are not required to seek an exemption to travel to the ACT from another jurisdiction.There are currently no restrictions on interstate travel to the ACT, except for people who are close contacts.

No capacity limits on the size of events that will be considered for an exemption, but event organisers must work closely with ACT Health and other relevant ACT Government agencies in the development of event COVID Safety Plans.Density limits may need to be applied to larger events being held in outdoor spaces.Events and gatherings greater than 2,000 people must seek an exemption, in accordance with the COVID Safe Event Guidance.Events of between 1,000 and 2,000 people must submit their COVID Safety Plan to ACT Health.Events over 1,000 people must be ticketed or pre-registered (smaller events must use the Check in CBRВ app).Density limits of one person per two square metres will apply for all indoor spaces (excluding staff).The COVID Safe Event Checklist (for events up to 2,000 people) is available for use and once completed is regarded as the Event COVID Safety Plan.All organised events must develop a COVID Safety Plan.No limit on the number of people permitted at informal outdoor gatherings.

No limit on number of visitors to a home.

Advice for operators and visitors of Retirement villages.

Advice for staff and operators of aged care facilities.

Advice for visitors to aged care facilities.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.COVID-19 vaccines: booster doses and third doses.Information for employees that require vaccination.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.AIS Arena COVID-19 mass vaccination clinic.People with disability and disability care workers.Preparing for your COVID-19 vaccination.Check if youвЂ™re eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.Information for people who test positive for COVID-19.Monitor for symptoms exposure locations.

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