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Originally Posted by FoxtrotGolfXray 5.0
Yes, that's the way I understand it, too, FPV8U. I head out to tea on Friday night's with my mum, daughter, her boyfriend and another friend to our local pub. Limited to 10 person's per room. We have our own little room that we've had for ages. My daughter (16) has only had one dose of Moderna (got it on the first day it was available, so still not eligible for her second shot yet, booked in for early November). But, if I've read the easing of restrictions correctly, whilst the pub can now have more patrons, she can't attend until such time as she has her second dose? Doesn't really seem to make sense, does it.
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Seems to be quite a situation for a large chunk of the population to be in, both my wife and I fall into the single dose category, she has a reservation for this Friday night with some work colleagues for dinner and drinks, now because of “easing of restrictions” she will no longer be able to go despite having been vaccinated prior to the announcement that it would be mandatory for her profession as her GP has advised her to stick to the original 6 week spacing between doses.
Also, now we both won’t be able to train at the gym at the end of the week due to health advice, however both of us are allowed to continue to work in our respective workplaces.
Surely a contingency for single dose or has been mentioned previously infected and recovered individuals should be within the rule set?