Read on TwitterThe Health Protection (Coronavirus, International Travel) (England) (Amendment) (No. 13) Regulations 2021
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The one people will be most interested in I imagine is allowing people attending the G7 conference to avoid hotel quarantine and self-isolation
I haven& #39;t tweeted for a while on the hotel quarantine regulations - I have been doing quite a bit of work relating to what is happening in hotel quarantine which I hope to be able to speak about in general terms soon. Some pretty extraordinary things happening in these hotels.
There have been some important changes to the rules since I first tweeted about them https://twitter.com/AdamWagner1/status/1360270063832600577?s=20">https://twitter.com/AdamWagne...
For example, a number of important exemptions have been added where the secretary of state can at his discretion make alternative arrangements outside of the hotel quarantine system - such as at home.
For example, boarding schools (!)
"vulnerable as a result of severe medical or health condition" - with various provisos
I think (though can& #39;t be sure) this was added as a result of the pre-action letter sent in the litigation I have mentioned I, @TomRHickman and @Francis_Hoar are involved in
I think (though can& #39;t be sure) this was added as a result of the pre-action letter sent in the litigation I have mentioned I, @TomRHickman and @Francis_Hoar are involved in
There is a new policy (released a couple of days ago) about medical exemptions. It goes further than the exemption itself, you might notice - harder to fit into the policy than the law. Another example of guidance going further than law... #history">https://www.gov.uk/guidance/exemptions-from-managed-quarantine-for-medical-and-compassionate-reasons #history">https://www.gov.uk/guidance/...
Also, unaccompanied children
