Matignon gave details on Monday on the deconfinement schedule, the next stage of which is scheduled for May 19, as well as its modalities.
He notably confirmed that on that date, the terraces of bars and restaurants could open with a gauge set at six people, just like “non-essential” shops.
On May 19, the next stage of deconfinement is fast approaching.
Jean Castex detailed this Monday the schedule of reopening and their terms in an interview with Le
Parisien
, on newsstands Tuesday.
The Prime Minister's services on Monday evening went into the details of the measures, already mentioned by the president in his address to the local press a week ago.
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Many openings are planned for May 19, with gauges, in order to limit the population concentration and the circulation of the coronavirus.
On June 9, a new step was taken and the health pass, currently being studied in parliament, came into force for major events.
The objective being the lifting of a majority of the restrictions, including the curfew, on June 30.
May 19: start of reopening, with 8 m2 gauge
The curfew is moved to 9 p.m.
Teleworking should be maintained as much as possible
Gatherings of more than 10 people are prohibited, except for guided tours
The terraces of cafes, bars and restaurants can accommodate customers up to 50% of their capacity and with tables of 6 maximum
All stores, including shopping centers and so-called "non-essential" shops as well as covered markets can raise the curtain with a gauge of 8 m2 per customer.
Libraries must also respect the 8 m2 gauge as well as leave every other seat free.
For museums the same gauge of 8 m2 applies
Casinos can receive up to 35% of regular membership
Cinemas, party rooms and marquees can only accommodate 35% of the workforce, up to 800 people per room
Outdoor zoos are also limited to 50% of the usual staff.
For places of worship and wedding or PACS ceremonies, only one location out of 3 can be occupied, by positioning itself staggered between each row
Funeral ceremonies cannot accommodate more than 50 people
In higher education, face-to-face return is possible within the limit of 50% of the workforce.
The limit remains in effect until the start of the school year in September
The dance is authorized to resume for minors in the halls and for all students and professionals of the conservatory
Outdoor sports activities are allowed up to a limit of 10 people, contactless only
The practice of sport in outdoor sports establishments (stadiums) or covered (swimming pools, sports halls) is authorized for priority audiences such as schoolchildren
Outdoor sports competitions can be held for amateur practitioners, with a maximum of 50 people, only without contact
Spectators in outdoor sports facilities (stadiums) or indoor (swimming pools, sports halls) are allowed with a maximum of 35% of the workforce, within the limit of 1,000 people (seated, not standing)
The ski lifts can resume with a gauge of 50% of the workforce
Spa treatments can reopen with the same tonnage of 50% of the workforce (but not thalassotherapy)
Outdoor seated festivals can resume with 35% tonnage up to 1,000 people
June 9: reduction of authorized gauges, start of the health pass
The curfew is postponed to 11:00 p.m.
Telework is made more flexible
Gatherings of more than 10 people remain prohibited, except guided tours
For all shops and covered markets, the gauge is lowered to 4 m2 per customer
The outdoor terraces can open at 100% of the capacity, but always with tables of 6 maximum
Cafes and restaurants can reopen indoors with a 50% gauge and tables of 6 maximum
The gauge of casinos increases to 50% of the workforce.
the health pass will be necessary for more than 1,000 people
In libraries, the gauge increases to 4 m2 but the rule of one seat in two continues.
Outdoor zoos can accommodate 65% of the workforce
Museums can lower the gauge to 4 m2 per visitor
Cinemas, party rooms, marquees can accommodate 65% of the workforce, up to 5,000 people per room.
The health pass is compulsory for more than 1,000 people.
For places of worship and wedding or PACS ceremonies, one location out of 2 must be left free
Funeral ceremonies can accommodate up to 75 people
Dance can resume for adults, without contact with a maximum number of 35% of the class
Outdoor sports activities can bring together up to 25 people, contact sports can resume
Outdoor sports competitions are authorized for amateur practitioners up to 500 people
Spectators from outdoor sports facilities (stadiums) or indoor (swimming pools, sports halls) can meet up to 65% of the workforce, with a maximum of 5,000 people.
The health pass is necessary for more than 1,000 people
For the practice of sport in outdoor (stadiums) or indoor (swimming pools, sports halls) non-priority public sports establishments up to 50% of the workforce
The ski lifts can carry up to 65% of the usual workforce
The reopening of exhibitions and fairs is authorized with 50% of the total workforce, up to 5,000 people.
The health pass is necessary for more than 1,000 people
Spa treatments can completely reopen with 100% of the workforce
Outdoor seated festivals are allowed with a 65% tonnage and up to 5,000 people.
The health pass is necessary for more than 1,000 people
June 30: lifting of the curfew and gauges, maintenance of barrier gestures
The curfew is completely lifted
Barrier gestures and distancing remain imperative
The health pass for outdoor and indoor events of more than 1,000 people is maintained
The gauge limits are lifted, if the local situation allows it, in establishments open to the public
Outdoor sports competitions are authorized for amateur practitioners up to 2,500 people.
The health pass is necessary for more than 1,000 people
Outdoor standing festivals can resume with a gauge of 4 m2 per festival-goer.
The health pass is necessary for more than 1,000 people