Government approve: "purple lable" applied to restaurants operating with open spaces would not include an occupancy limit

Green lable regulations confuse the public. Corona cabinet ministers confirmed in a telephone poll on Sunday evening that the "purple lable" applied to restaurants operating with open spaces would not include an occupancy limit. Instead, a rule has been established according to which in the open spaces of the restaurants a distance of one and a half meters will be maintained between tables. The amendment will take effect at midnight.
The original approval of the regulations, it will be recalled, included a restriction of one person on every 7 square meters, so that an absurdity was created in which only 14 people could sit outside in a 101 square meter restaurant - while on restaurants with an outdoor area of ​​up to 100 square meters there was no Restriction Now, as mentioned, the restaurants have been exempted from these occupancy restrictions.
Earlier today, the chairman of the Constitution Committee, Gilad Karib, threatened that if the absurdity was not corrected, he would not approve the regulations, thus leading to the repeal of all restrictions set by the Cabinet. But condition it on the Ministry of Health fixing the problems.
The person who drew the attention of the committee participants is the chairman of the restaurant association, Shai Berman, who last Thursday explained to the committee members the problem with the decision.
According to regulations approved by the committee, the green label will be abolished in open spaces in restaurants and indoor swimming pools from October 11, and in its place will be used the purple label that sets only occupancy limits. Starting at midnight, the green mark will also be removed from attractions in an open space and a purple mark will be applied to them. The green note was also removed from visiting schools in capsules in museums and lending books in