providing close contact services (see regulation 16);

carrying on a business of selling or providing food or drink (including intoxicating liquor) for consumption on the premises (see regulation 5);

responsible for an indoor attraction including an amusement arcade, a bingo hall, a museum, a gallery or a cinema;

responsible for an indoor swimming or diving pool;

responsible for an indoor sports or exercise facility including a soft play area, a leisure centre, a gym, an equestrian centre, a venue relating to motor sport or an activity centre;

responsible for carrying on the business of, providing the service of, or operating any tourist accommodation;

responsible for organising or operating a gathering which is a marriage ceremony F1or a civil partnership ceremony (see regulation 9); F8or

responsible for premises to which F25regulation 4 or regulation 5(3) applies.

where visitor or attendee information is not provided in advance, obtain that information at the time of the visit or attendance;

record that information in a filing system (which may be an electronic system) suitable for recording, storing and retrieving the information;

retain that information for a period of 21 days beginning with the date on which the visit or attendance took place; and

destroy that information as soon as reasonably practicable after the expiry of that period unless there is some other lawful basis for its retention.

preventing a threat to public health resulting from the spread of infection or contamination with coronavirus; and

monitoring its spread and incidence.

the name and telephone number of each visitor and attendee over the age of 16; and

the date of their visit or attendance and the time of their arrival.

provided for the purpose of film or television production;

ancillary to medical, health and social care services; or

driving instruction for the test of competence to drive a vehicle provided by, or on behalf of, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Health and Social Care Trust, or the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Board.

a shop;

an enclosed shopping centre and for these purposes premises are “enclosed” if they would be considered enclosed or substantially enclosed for the purposes of regulation 2 of the Smoke-free (Premises, Vehicle Operators and Penalty Notices) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2007.

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F27the indoor premises of a business or a members’ club which sells or provides food or drink (whether or not including intoxicating liquor) for consumption on the premises and which is permitted to operate in accordance with F28regulation 4 (Restrictions on theatres, concert halls and other indoor venues) or regulation 5 (Restrictions on licenced and unlicenced premises) F22, but not including premises to which F29... Regulation 5(3) applies; or

an indoor attraction including an amusement arcade, a bingo hall, a museum, a gallery or a cinema.

that P's servants and agents, and visitors to a relevant place F16or a relevant hospitality venue, are provided with information on how to minimise the risk of exposure to and the spread of coronavirus;

that the persons referred to in paragraph (a) maintain a F13social distance from each other (unless members of the same F10household, a bubble or a party seated at the same table in accordance with regulation 5(1)(d)) by altering the layout of a relevant place F18or a relevant hospitality venue including those parts to which visitors do not customarily have access, managing and controlling the use of points of access and egress, shared facilities (such as toilets) and managing and controlling the means of moving from one part of a relevant place F18or a relevant hospitality venue to another;

that persons waiting to enter a relevant place F19or a relevant hospitality venue maintain a F14social distance from each other (unless members of the same F3household or a bubble);

that a relevant place is regularly cleaned, hygiene is maintained and in particular points or places which are likely to be used frequently by servants, agents and visitors (such as entry barriers and gates and card terminals) are regularly sanitised.

close face to face contact between persons is limited;

barriers or screens are installed and maintained; and

personal protective equipment is used where appropriate and is made readily available.

P is not complying with a requirement imposed on P under regulations 3 to 8 and 15 to 17; and

the measures specified in the notice are F4reasonably necessary and proportionate in order to ensure that P does so comply.

premises to which it relates;

measures the enforcement officer F5reasonably requires P to take in order to ensure that P complies with a requirement under regulations 3 to 8 and 15 to 17; and

time limit, which must not be less than 48 hours beginning with the time the notice is issued, within which the measures must be taken.

the measures specified in the premises improvement notice have been taken; or

other measures have been taken to F6reasonably ensure that regulations 3 to 8 and 15 to 17 are complied with.

if a written copy of it is given to another person on the premises who appears to be involved in the business or service in question; or

if there is no such person on the premises at that time, a written copy of the notice is placed in a conspicuous position on or at the premises.

display a copy of the notice, and a sign in the form set out in Schedule 3, in a prominent place near every entrance to the premises; and

arrange for the notice to be published on the website of the district council for the local government district in which the premises are located.

neither the first household nor the second household are linked with another household for the purpose of these Regulations; and

all the adult members of each household agree.

it is reasonable to do so for caring or welfare purposes; and

at least ten days has expired since that cessation.