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PART 2 Exemptions from definition of shop - regulation 2(2)Previous MatchNext Match
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6.Premises providing professional, legal or financial services. Previous MatchNext Match
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22.Nail, beauty, hair salons and barbers. Previous MatchNext Match
25.Storage and distribution centres. Previous MatchNext Match
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Relevant places in which the exemptions from the requirement to wear face coverings by employees or persons providing services do not applyPrevious MatchNext Match
1.A shop, but not including premises providing legal or financial...Previous MatchNext Match
3.Restaurants with table service, including restaurants and dining rooms in...Previous MatchNext Match
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5.Banks, building societies, credit unions, short-term loan providers, savings clubs...Previous MatchNext Match
7.Community centres, youth centres, members clubs and social clubs. Previous MatchNext Match
8.Public areas in hotels and hostels. Previous MatchNext Match
9.Concert halls, exhibition halls, conference centres or other public halls....Previous MatchNext Match
11.Museums, galleries, aquariums, indoor zoos and visitor farms and other...Previous MatchNext Match
13.Public libraries and reading rooms. Previous MatchNext Match
17.Premises which contain a polling station for an election or...Previous MatchNext Match
18.Premises which are being used for the opening of postal...Previous MatchNext Match
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