Source · Select Committees · Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Recommendation 16
16
Paragraph: 77
The Government did not immediately set out the exceptions to the ban on gatherings in...
Conclusion
The Government did not immediately set out the exceptions to the ban on gatherings in private dwellings in parts of the North of England but instead waited until it introduced the legislation. This is particularly strange when the exceptions relating to private dwellings substantially mirrored the relevant exceptions contained within the lockdown regulations for Leicester. Failing to explain the exceptions in good time risks causing confusion and compliance with what were, at that time, voluntary lockdown measures.
Paragraph Reference:
77
Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 9 December 2020. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗