Sensible distancing

Allow adults to choose how to move forward with rule that can only see close family and friends without putting unreasonable limits which negatively impact families, particularly blended ones which is now common.

Why the contribution is important

Mental health
Family relations
Children's mental wellbeing

by Abiark on May 05, 2020 at 02:01PM

Current Rating

Average rating: 4.8
Based on: 22 votes

Comments

  • Posted by Fifer72 May 05, 2020 at 14:05

    Yes, manage the risk and let's avoid the painful separations we're seeing.

  • Posted by Poobear May 05, 2020 at 14:41

    Agree with the above totally. I live 78 miles from my partner, we usually work in our own areas and then spend weekends and holidays with each other but even if guidelines were eased so we could meet up then the distance limitation should be removed.

  • Posted by truescot May 05, 2020 at 15:08

    Apply WHO guideline of 1m physical separation, not arbitary current 2m limit.

  • Posted by ionalancaster May 08, 2020 at 14:30

    I agree with this I think the majority of our society are able to sensibly socially distance amongst close family and friends. I believe this would be very beneficial to everyone's mental health. The bubble expansion idea is to0 difficult - what if I choose someone and they don't choose me? Allowing people to take responsibility for social distancing would I believe work well so long as it is made clear that any big spike in cases would mean that this would have to be pulled back

  • Posted by erdabrown May 08, 2020 at 15:17

    Yes - please trust us to behave sensibly and safely. The vast majority of us will do so ensuring that we can save our mental and economical health as well as physical health.

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