Afraid to say this is correct.
I can& #39;t believe I& #39;m about to tweet this.
From tomorrow sex between two (or more) people in a private place who do not live in the same household is a "gathering" between 2 or more people and is therefore illegal. https://twitter.com/RMBFLK/status/1267100730374176768">https://twitter.com/RMBFLK/st...
I can& #39;t believe I& #39;m about to tweet this.
From tomorrow sex between two (or more) people in a private place who do not live in the same household is a "gathering" between 2 or more people and is therefore illegal. https://twitter.com/RMBFLK/status/1267100730374176768">https://twitter.com/RMBFLK/st...
Unless
- to avoid harm
- for work purposes (I know)
- to private care or assistance to a vulnerable person
- to provide emergency assistance
- to avoid harm
- for work purposes (I know)
- to private care or assistance to a vulnerable person
- to provide emergency assistance
And the strange things about these regulations is the list of reasonable excuses has become exhaustive, which means unless it& #39;s on the list it can& #39;t be a reasonable excuse.
Not sure how human rights compliant this is, seems pretty blunt with little wriggle room
Not sure how human rights compliant this is, seems pretty blunt with little wriggle room
Possible get out through Reg 6 which is about when you can stay over somewhere - I suppose if you have reasonable excuse for doing that reg 6 has a *non-exhaustive* list) you are temporarily part of same household so can gather to your heart& #39;s content https://twitter.com/writesJW/status/1267107644973690881?s=20">https://twitter.com/writesJW/...
Weirdly, it& #39;s a reasonable excuse to sleep somewhere else if place you are living is not available (for any reason) but difficult to see how this would apply to someone who has a place to live but has decided to move in with a partner - unless it comes under an unlisted excuse
I should point out that the government guidance is very clear that people should only engage in social activities which allow for social distancing. I am only talking about the law here, which has never mentioned social distancing (the English regulations anyway)