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A person attending, or a person responsible for organising or operating, a gathering for the purpose of a funeral or an event associated with a funeral F9at a private dwelling must comply with F1“Guidance for handling the infection risks when caring for the deceased and managing funeralsF2” issued by the Department of Health but failure to do so does not constitute an offence under regulation 22.

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