Today (Friday 28 August) the Civil Contingencies Authority has released further details of Phase 5c of the Exit from Lockdown Framework, what it will mean for travellers and how it will mitigate against the risk of COVID-19 returning to the Bailiwick.
However it must be stressed that no decision has been made on when Phase 5c will be introduced.
We will be livestreaming a COVID-19 media briefing via our Facebook page. You will also be able to view the stream via gov.gg/coronavirus. Subtitles will be included in this briefing. #GuernseyTogether
The Policy & Resources Committee is to commission an independent review of the government support being provided to businesses in the visitor accommodation sector.
The first report detailing the results of the Guernsey Community Survey is released today. 3,699 people responded to the survey which makes it the most responded to States survey in recent times.
Today the States of Guernsey has published detailed information for those arriving in the Bailiwick in Phase '5b' of its Exit from Lockdown, which begins on Monday 17 August.
Like countries across the globe, the States of Guernsey is preparing for when a vaccination against SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19, becomes available. As well as the practical considerations needed to embark on a large scale voluntary vaccination programme, a number of policy and legislative matters relating to the introduction of a new vaccine need to be considered.
Public Health Services has, today, sent out correspondence to those Islanders who contracted COVID-19 earlier this year.
The survey, which should take no more than 15 minutes to complete, will help us to understand the possible healthcare needs of those who have had COVID-19.
Health officials from both Guernsey and the Isle of Man have come to an ‘in principle’ agreement to introduce a reciprocal healthcare agreement between Guernsey and the Isle of Man for the duration of time that the current ‘Air Bridge’ is operational.
The Civil Contingencies Authority (CCA) has agreed to vary the self-isolation requirements for travellers entering the Bailiwick with effect from Monday 17 August 2020.
We will be livestreaming a COVID-19 media briefing via our Facebook page on Wednesday 5 August at 1pm. You can also watch the briefing live from the homepage of this website. Please be aware that we will not be fielding questions from the public during the livestream. Subtitles will be available during the briefing.
