shock horror, and what if it doesn't impact on anyone else? The offended will still be offended i guess.
If someone has to look after the welfare of animals outside of town so be it. In Sydney apparently they now need to get a permit to leave town. Good. Four weeks late but OK, they eventually figured it out. Anyway, if you need to go get a permit, go look after the animals welfare and then go home - all good if done properly, no harm no foul.
I would be far more alarmed at the person or persons who can wander around doing non-essential stuff. If in Sydney, watch out for those going out getting (or selling) landscape supplies, soft drinks or juice, take away food, newspapers, beers, coffees, garden fertilisers, some more shrubs or the dry cleaning.
Lock-down Lite!
Back in my day, lock down meant lock down non essential stuff.
From
Greater Sydney restrictions | NSW Government
Businesses that can be open
Businesses providing essential products and services that can be open include
- supermarkets
- grocery stores including
- butchers, bakeries, fruit and vegetable, seafood
- other food or drink retailers that predominantly sell or display food or drinks
- kiosks and other small food and drink premises
- petrol stations
- banks and financial institutions
- hardware, building supplies
- landscaping material supplies
- agricultural and rural supplies
- shops that, in the normal course of business, operate as or sell and display
- pet supplies
- newsagents
- office supplies
- chemists providing health, medical, maternity and baby supplies or
- liquor stores
- post offices
- garden centres and plant nurseries
- vehicle hire premises, not including the premises at which vehicles are sold;
- shops that predominantly carry out repairs of mobile phones
- laundromats and drycleaners.
Originally Posted by bob10
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