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PART 2 Other restrictions on business
2.Requirement for seated food and drink sale and consumption in food and drink businesses in a Level 0 area
2A.Restricted opening hours for food and drink businesses in a Level 0 area
3.Requirement to take measures to minimise risk of exposure to coronavirus in a Level 0 area
4.Guidance on minimising exposure to coronavirus in a Level 0 area
5.Requirement to collect and share information in a Level 0 area: restaurants, cafes, bars, public houses, etc.
PART 4 Restrictions on stadia and live events
9.Capacity limits on stadia and live events in a Level 0 area
10.Applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 0 area
11.Decisions on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 0 area
12.Guidance on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 0 area
13.Revocation and variation of approval of exemption from capacity limits in a Level 0 area
14.Scottish Ministers’ power to call in applications for exemption from capacity in a Level 0 area
15.Offence of breaching conditions of approval to hold larger live event in a Level 0 area
PART 2 Other restrictions on business
2.Requirement for seated food and drink sale and consumption in food and drink businesses in a Level 1 area
3.Restricted opening hours for food and drink businesses in a Level 1 area
4.Requirement to take measures to minimise risk of exposure to coronavirus in a Level 1 area
5.Guidance on minimising exposure to coronavirus in a Level 1 area
6.Requirement to collect and share information in a Level 1 area: restaurants, cafes, bars, public houses, etc.
PART 4 Restrictions on stadia and live events
10.Capacity limits on stadia and live events in a Level 1 area
11.Applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 1 area
12.Decisions on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 1 area
13.Guidance on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 1 area
14.Revocation and variation of approval of exemption from capacity limits in a Level 1 area
15.Scottish Ministers’ power to call in applications for exemption from capacity in a Level 1 area
16.Offence of breaching conditions of approval to hold larger live event in a Level 1 area
PART 2 Other restrictions on business
3.Requirement for seated food and drink sale and consumption in food and drink businesses in a Level 2 area
4.Closure of drinks-only public house businesses in a Level 2 area
5.Restricted opening hours for food and drink businesses in a Level 2 area
6.Restrictions on sale and consumption of alcohol in food and drink businesses in a Level 2 area
8.Requirement to take measures to minimise risk of exposure to coronavirus in a Level 2 area
9.Guidance on minimising exposure to coronavirus in a Level 2 area
10.Requirement to collect and share information in a Level 2 area: restaurants, cafes, bars, public houses, etc.
PART 4 Restrictions on stadia and live events
14.Capacity limits on stadia and live events in a Level 2 area
15.Applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 2 area
16.Decisions on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 2 area
17.Guidance on applications for exemption from capacity limits in a Level 2 area
18.Revocation and variation of approval of exemption from capacity limits in a Level 2 area
19.Scottish Ministers’ power to call in applications for exemption from capacity in a Level 2 area
20.Offence of breaching conditions of approval to hold larger live event in a Level 2 area
PART 2 Other restrictions on business
3.Requirement for seated food and drink sale and consumption in food and drink businesses in a Level 3 area
4.Closure of drinks-only public house businesses in a Level 3 area
5.Restrictions on food and drink businesses in a Level 3 area
6.Exceptions to food and drink business restrictions for certain services
7.Requirement to take measures to minimise risk of exposure to coronavirus in a Level 3 area
9.Requirement to collect and share information: restaurants, cafes, bars, public houses, etc.
1.Requirement to close certain premises in a Level 4 area to members of the public
1A.Requirement to close places of worship in a level 4 area to members of the public
2.Requirement to close retail and library premises in a Level 4 area to members of the public
3.Requirement to cease providing holiday accommodation in a Level 4 area
4.Requirement to cease mobile close contact services in a Level 4 area
4A.Requirement to cease driving lessons and tests in a Level 4 area
4B.Requirement to cease mobile close contact services or vehicle driving lessons or tests in respect of Level 4 areas
4C.Exemption for certain driving lessons and tests in Level 4 areas
PART 2 Other restrictions on business
5.Requirement for seated food and drink sale and consumption in food and drink businesses in a Level 4 area
7.Exceptions to food and drink business closures for certain services
8.Requirement to take measures to minimise risk of exposure to coronavirus in a Level 4 area
9.Guidance on minimising exposure to coronavirus in a Level 4 area
10.Requirement to collect and share information: restaurants, cafes, bars, public houses, etc. in a Level 4 area
Restrictions on leaving or entering Scotland: common travel area
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