Jersey hospitality reopens: The new rules
Jersey's government has published new hospitality guidance for islanders as restrictions lift.
Food and drink premises are now able to reopen, where they are able to maintain two metre distancing. Alcohol can only be served with a main meal - further alcoholic drinks cannot be ordered once the meal is finished.
Hotels will also be able to welcome guests for overnight stays.
When going out for a meal or an overnight stay, islanders should:
Keep their mask on at all times except for when eating or drinking, or when in their room if staying the night.
Provide their details for contact tracing purposes .
Use hand sanitiser on arrival and when leaving, in addition to washing hands thoroughly during the course of their visit and after using the bathroom.
Stay at the table for no longer than two and a half hours when eating a meal.
To keep everyone safe, business owners must ensure that:
Everyone is two metres from others sitting at adjacent tables or shielded from them by a robust screen.
Staff wear masks at all times; a mask should be changed every two hours.
Staff can access a PCR Covid-19 test every eight weeks as part of the workforce testing programme.
All surfaces, including tables are regularly sanitised.
Staff and members of the public must not attend if they have Covid-19 symptoms - they must stay at home and get tested.