Any person or publicly-funded agency or organization that delivers or supports government operations and services, including operations and services of the health care sector.Ģ. (7) Nothing in this Order precludes operations or delivery of services by the following in Ontario:Ģ. (6) Nothing in this Order precludes a business or place from providing access to an outdoor recreational amenity that is permitted to open under section 14.2 of Schedule 2, including by opening such limited areas of the business or place as are necessary to enable access. (b) providing services online, by telephone or other remote means. (a) providing goods by mail or other forms of delivery, or making goods available for pick-up and (5) Nothing in this Order precludes a business or organization from operating remotely for the purpose of,
(ii) to access materials, goods or supplies that may be necessary for the business or place to be operated remotely. (i) to deal with other critical matters relating to the closure of the business or place, if the critical matters cannot be attended to remotely, or (e) attending at the business or place temporarily, (d) allowing for security services to be provided at the business or place and (c) allowing for inspections, maintenance or repairs to be carried out at the business or place (b) preparing the business or place to be reopened (a) performing work at the business or place in order to comply with any applicable law (4) Despite subsections (1), (2) and (3), temporary access to a business or place, or part of a business or place, that is required to be closed by Schedule 2 is authorized, unless otherwise prohibited by any applicable law, for the purposes of, (3) Each person responsible for a business or place, or part of a business or place, that does not comply with sections 2 to 7 of this Schedule shall ensure that it is closed. (2) Each person responsible for a business or place, or part of a business or place, that Schedule 2 describes as being permitted to open if certain conditions set out in that Schedule are met shall ensure that the business or place, or part of the business or place, either meets those conditions or is closed.
(1) Each person responsible for a business or place, or part of a business or place, that is required to be closed by Schedule 2 shall ensure that the business or place, or part of the business or place, is closed in accordance with that Schedule. (3) An indoor event or gathering cannot be combined with an outdoor event or gathering so as to increase the applicable limit on the number of people at the event or gathering. (2) The indoor capacity limits set out in this Order apply to a business, place, event or gathering if the business, place, event or gathering is fully or partially indoors. (c) as may be necessary for the purposes of health and safety. (b) to access an outdoor area that can only be accessed through an indoor route or (1) The outdoor capacity limits set out in this Order apply to a business, place, event or gathering if the people attending it are only permitted to access an indoor area, This Order applies to the areas listed in Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 363/20 (Steps of Reopening) made under the Act. The terms of this Order are set out in Schedules 1, 2 and 3. Organized public events, certain gatheringsġ.
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