Live music and outdoor gatherings Covid rule changes delayed in Northern Ireland
Among the moves that could have been made were: allowances for 10 people from two households to meet indoors; live music to return at venues that sell food or drink; close-contact services, such as hairdressers and beauty salons, allowed to operate without appointments.Details of NI lockdown exit plan revealed
"The value of live music to the hospitality industry cannot be underestimated," said Chief Executive Colin Neill.Members of the Committees for the Executive Office, Economy and Finance met in the Assembly chamber on Wednesday"We really are only half open, with restrictions still in place across the sector including live music, the cap on guests per table and social distancing limiting business sustainability.
A format has now been agreed by the devolved UK nations for official certification letters, which will require specialist printing services, incorporating data protection and counterfeit prevention.
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