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Re: Coronavirus
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
I don’t think it was Corbyn’s fault, to be honest. Diane Abbott said he was well within the maximum number allowed. 
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She could have walked after all. 
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Christmas will be interesting. People round here have no intention of keeping to groups of six for Christmas dinner. I don’t think they have enough inspectors to catch anything more than a very small minority of the population and I dare say that not many will want to work on Christmas Day!
Don’t the police need a warrant to come into your premises without permission? |
Or...
She could have self-isolated in her London accommodation, in line with Government guidelines...
Re "entry into premises" - https://www.college.police.uk/Docume...egislation.pdf
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Entry into property
Police need a warrant before they can enter and search premises.
However, the Coronavirus Act 2020 has provisions within it to cover the power of entry in certain exceptional circumstances.
Schedule 21 of the Coronavirus Act allows an officer to enter a property where they have reasonable grounds to suspect that a person within is potentially infectious, and they need to direct or remove the person for screening and assessment.
Officers must be sure it is both necessary and proportionate to enter a property on these grounds. They must confer with a public health officer unless it is not practicable to do so due to exceptional circumstances.
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I would imagine Schedule 21 might get invoked quite frequently...
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Last edited by Hugh; 01-10-2020 at 20:10.
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