If England now can 'travel' to exercise, how to stop them from bringing more infections to Scotland?
I'd like to see the plans of the Scottish Government how they want to stop people from England now exercising where and as often as they want. The PM said, they can now 'travel' (= drive) somewhere to exercise. This may trigger some ideas of travel to Scotland.
Our Scottish lockdown can not prevent this from happening. There aren't any real borders which could be shut.
The risk for remote regions and islands may increase drastically. On what legal grounds for example can the Scottish Government (or individual local authorities) for example prevent anybody to board ferries to outlying islands if the UK law does not ban it?
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THis is not only a public health issues, it is also an urgent legal question.
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