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Lockdown Scotland New law? Essential electrical work only in private dwellings....

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Scotland’s first minister announced today that:

“Fifth, we will strengthen the provisions in relation to work inside people’s houses.



We have already issued guidance to the effect that in level 4 areas work is only permitted within a private dwelling if it is essential for the upkeep, maintenance and functioning of the household.  We will now put this guidance into law.”


source:


 https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-update-first-ministers-statement-13-january-2021/



Any ideas what constitutes essential electrical works to avoid breaking the law unintentionally? 


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    My plan to avoid high risk locations failed last night, I ended up collecting my Dad from A&E after he was taken in by ambulance after a fall.


    Plan B of standing outside the door is the fresh air came into action rather than sitting in the waiting area. Changes of behaviour seems to be the order of the day and presumably will stick with us for some years to come.
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    My plan to avoid high risk locations failed last night, I ended up collecting my Dad from A&E after he was taken in by ambulance after a fall.


    Plan B of standing outside the door is the fresh air came into action rather than sitting in the waiting area. Changes of behaviour seems to be the order of the day and presumably will stick with us for some years to come.
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