And they're 100% wrong. A cloth face mask will stop you projecting your droplets of possibly infected saliva all over everyone else. This is what it's about, it won't stop you catching it, but if everyone wears one then no one can give it to anyone
Facecoverings in shops - will this become compulsory at bonfires and fireworks displays too this year?
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Think the only one they show is a surgical mask, not one of those n95 mask's and it still leaks through.
Nice to note in wales the face garment need's to be 3 layers thick.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/sainsburys-issues-guidance-shoppers-ahead-22398112
Adding to the confusing time.
Adding to the confusing time.
https://metro.co.uk/2020/07/21/poli...ack-shoppers-not-wearing-face-masks-13016313/
As i said no criminal law has been broken so they wont attend.
As i said no criminal law has been broken so they wont attend.
It is a law, and if you don't wear a mask then you are liable to receive a fine if the police catch you and you don't respond to their advice
As the exemption, it cause me distress, still means people don't need to wear a mask, so therefore the police cant fine you.
I can see some idiots on both sides eg shop worker stating it's law to wear a mask and getting excited, and general public that say's it cause's me distress and getting excited.
Then police turns up, as long as the people who know the distress part then you wont can be fined. Might be told to find a different shop.
But then other side of the problem is where shop workers are exempt and people have a excited conversation inside the shop.
I can see some idiots on both sides eg shop worker stating it's law to wear a mask and getting excited, and general public that say's it cause's me distress and getting excited.
Then police turns up, as long as the people who know the distress part then you wont can be fined. Might be told to find a different shop.
But then other side of the problem is where shop workers are exempt and people have a excited conversation inside the shop.
That's the part of the civil law (If police are there) if people remain calm and state they are exempt because of exemption rules they will be allowed in.
The law state's as it is written a shop owner can refuse entry, the law also states you're allowed in if you state you have an exemption.
Also in the guidelines for this civil law it does not state any organization which can hand out exemption cards.
With this under proper criminal law a person does not need to give personnel details under the Privacy Act, and under the Disability Act nobody can ask for details.
Also in the guidelines for this civil law it does not state any organization which can hand out exemption cards.
With this under proper criminal law a person does not need to give personnel details under the Privacy Act, and under the Disability Act nobody can ask for details.
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Also under criminal law a police officer cant ask you for your disability or ask your doctor(at all under the Data protection Act), and details unless your under arrest under under the Privacy Act.
If a member of the public was in a shop and decided to have a drink of water, what will be the response?
Because under the rules you're allowed. For health concerns.
Sainsbury and CSA response is legit.
Because under the rules you're allowed. For health concerns.
Sainsbury and CSA response is legit.
You guys dont know this but I'm a themepark enthusiast and the reason for masks on rides is due to the restraints. Because your close to the restraint and could easily spread germs from your mouth or nose onto the restraint for then someone else to use after and catch them germs. If masks where not incisted then rides would have to be deep cleaned after every dispatch slowing the throughputs right down resulting in even longer quesTheme parks are interesting, cos of course, as private establishments, they're entitled to enforce rules they see fit. I was at Alton Towers last week, where you have to wear a mask on some of the rides, but not in the grounds. Which i complied with, and tbf it didn't detract from the experience in any way. I would never choose to wear a mask outside, but if that's the rules then so be it, if i don't like it then i'm not obliged to go thereIt would be the same with any bonfire events. If they want to enforce such a rule, that's their choice, and if people don't like such a rule then they can go to an event that doesn't have it, or they can use pyro at home
All this naturally excludes people with disabilities, which is fair enough if it'll cause them significant breathing issues
That makes a whole lot of sense, particularly with over-the-shoulder restraints. Tbh having been to both Chessington and Alton Towers in the last month, aearing a mask really doesn't detract from the ride at allYou guys dont know this but I'm a themepark enthusiast and the reason for masks on rides is due to the restraints. Because your close to the restraint and could easily spread germs from your mouth or nose onto the restraint for then someone else to use after and catch them germs. If masks where not incisted then rides would have to be deep cleaned after every dispatch slowing the throughputs right down resulting in even longer ques
I'm a manager at a retail business. So I don't have to wear a mask legally, however my companies policy is for us to wear one whilst doing tasks on the shop floor
...that the earth is flat, climate change is a myth invented by the illuminati and spaghetti grows on trees
Pythagoras in the 6th century bc was one of the first to believe the world was spherical, you do know once or twice in the history of this planet it was once a snowball.
Never knew spaghetti grew on tree's, learn something new every day.
Never knew spaghetti grew on tree's, learn something new every day.
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Acorn flour pasta gluten free I guess.
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Acorn Pasta - Edible Cleveland
8 ounces all purpose flour 4 ounces semolina flour 4 ounces acorn flour 7 ounces whole eggs 1 ½ teaspoons olive oil 1 pinch salt Blend the flours and salt evenly together. Mound the flours on a table or cutting board and make a deep well in the center. Whip the eggs and oil together ...read more...