Summary of statewide restrictions for the Third Step

and Last Step of Victoria’s roadmap to reopening

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CATEGORY CURRENT POSITION IN METROPOLITAN STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON 8 NOVEMBER LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
MELBOURNE (where the setting is new state-wide this is indicated in blue ON 22 NOVEMBER
where the setting is new in metropolitan Melbourne this is STATEWIDE
indicated in green)

Social • Stay Safe: no restrictions on reasons to leave
gatherings home but must stay within 25km of home
(with exceptions).
and leaving
home • Work: If you can work from home, you must
work from home.
• Intrastate travel: Travel between regional
Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne only
allowed under specified exceptions.
• Face coverings: a fitted face covering must
be worn in public at all times (with specified
exceptions).
• Private gatherings:
o Up to two people from the same
household can visit a household, plus:
- any infants under 12 months and other
dependents • Public gatherings: No change.
- any intimate partner
o Each household can only have one visit
per day.
o People may only visit homes within 25kms
of their home (except intimate partners
or nominated person as part of the single
person bubble).
• Stay Safe: no restrictions on reasons to leave home or • Stay Safe: No change.
distance but work from home if you can.
• Work: No change.
• Work: No change.
• Intrastate travel: No change.
• Intrastate travel: Allowed.
• Face covering: No change.
• Face covering: No change.
• Private gatherings: up to 10
• Private gatherings: visitors at a time can visit a
o Each day, a household can receive up to two different household.
adult visitors per day, either together or separately.
o Dependents of the visitors are excluded from visitor • Public gatherings: up to 50 people
caps if they cannot be left unattended or cared for in can gather outdoors from any
another setting. number of households, excludes
o Any intimate partners of those who ordinarily reside at infants under 12 months.
the household being visited are excluded from daily visitor
caps.

• Public gatherings: Up to 10 people can gather

outdoors from any number of households,
excluding infants under 12 months. More than
10 people can gather in public if they are all
from the same household.
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MELBOURNE
Exercise and • Indoor physical recreation (including classes • Indoor physical recreation (including classes and
recreation and personal training)
o Not permitted except for recording and
broadcasting purposes with minimum number
of people required to conduct and record/
stream the activity, up to a maximum of 5
people.
• Indoor community sport: Not permitted.
• Outdoor physical recreation
o Personal training permitted for up to 10
people plus a trainer.
o Fitness or dance classes permitted for up
to 10 people plus a trainer.
• Outdoor community sport
o Adults: Non-contact community sport
permitted with the minimum number required
to play the sport, including officials. Cap of
10 participants for individual events (e.g.
running).
o Children (18 and under): Contact and non-
contact community sport permitted with the
minimum number required to play the sport
(including officials). Cap of 10 participants for
individual events (e.g. running).
• Indoor pools, including lessons:
o Closed except for:
• one-on-one hydrotherapy sessions with
a health professional or support worker/carer
where clinically indicated (no group sessions)
• Professional or high-performance
training or competition
• Educational purposes for a single school.
• Outdoor pools, including lessons:
o Limited to the lesser of 50 people or a
density quotient of 1 per 4m2, except:
• professional or high-performance training
or competition.
• educational purposes for a single school.
• exclusive use for community sport.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
personal training)
Adults:
o Strict density quotient of 1 per 8m2.
o Patron cap of up to 10 per space and 20 per
venue with a maximum group size of 10 per session.
o Patrons continue to wear face masks unless out
of breath.
o Staggered class times and time gap of 15 minutes
to avoid congregation and exceeding group limits.
o Required to have a COVIDSafe Marshal onsite.
Children (18 and under):
o Non-contact activities permitted where a
distance of 1.5 metres can be maintained for a
maximum of 20 people. Spectators are limited to one
parent, guardian or carer only, where child requires
supervision.
• Indoor community sport
Adults: Not permitted
Children (18 and under): Non-contact activities
permitted where a distance of 1.5 metres can be
maintained for a maximum of 20 people. Spectators
are limited to one parent, guardian or carer only,
where child requires supervision.
• Outdoor physical recreation: No change.
• Outdoor community sport: No change.
• Indoor pools, including lessons:
o Open subject to pool maximum of 20 patrons or
density quotient of 1 per 4m2, whichever is lower.
• Outdoor pools, including lessons: No change.
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Indoor physical recreation – contact or
non-contact:
o Patron cap of up to 100 people.
o Group or class size up to 20 people.
o Density quotient of 1 per 4m2
• Indoor community sport – contact or
non-contact:
o Patron cap of up to 100 people.
o Group or class size up to 20 people.
o Density quotient of 1 per 4m2
o Large sporting venues will be able
to open with a 25 per cent venue patron
cap, with each space subject to the
density quotient.
• Outdoor sport and recreation – contact
or non-contact:
o Patron cap of 500, group sizes align
with public gathering limits of 50 people.
o Density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
• Indoor pools, including lessons:
o Patron cap of 50, excluding
supervisors
o Density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
• Outdoor pools, including lessons:
o Open with no patron cap but a
density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
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Exercise and • Skateparks:
recreation o Indoor: Closed
o Outdoor: Open
• Playcentres: Closed.
• Trampolining centres:
o Indoors: Closed
o Outdoors: Open
Community • Libraries and toy libraries: Can provide
facilities contactless click and collect and home
delivery services to the community.
• Community venues:
Closed except for hosting:
o an essential public support service, or
support group to a max of 10 people, or for
exclusive use of a school
o conducting activities in an outdoor
space, subject to the public gathering limit
(10 people) plus the minimum number of
people required to conduct the activity.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Skateparks:
o Indoor: Open to people aged 18 years and under
with a maximum of 20 patrons, group limits of 10,
density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
o Spectators are limited to one parent, guardian
or carer only, where child requires supervision.
o Outdoor: No change.
• Playcentres: Open with patron cap of 20 and group
limits of 10, density quotient of 1 per 4m2. Spectators
are limited to one parent, guardian or carer only,
where child requires supervision.
• Trampolining centres:
o Indoor: Open to people aged 18 years and under
with a maximum of 20 patrons, density quotient of 1
per 4m2.
o Spectators are limited to one parent, guardian
or carer only, where child requires supervision.
o Outdoors: No change.
• Libraries and toy libraries: Up to 20 people
maximum indoors and up to 10 people per space,
subject to density quotient.
• Community venues: Open for all purposes with up to
20 people maximum indoors and up to 10 people per
space, subject to density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
o No more than 5 people per space singing or
using wind instruments for amateur groups.
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Skateparks:
o Indoor: up to 50 people indoors,
density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
o Outdoor: No change.
• Playcentres: group limit of 20, patron cap
of 50, Density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
• Trampolining centres: group limit of 20,
patron cap of 50, density quotient of 1 per
4m2 as relevant.
• Libraries and toy libraries: Group limit 20,
patron cap of 100 people, density quotient
of 1 per 4m2.
• Community venues: Group limit 20, patron
cap of 100 people, density quotient of 1 per
4m2.
o No more than 5 people per space
singing or using wind instruments for
amateur groups
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MELBOURNE
Ceremonies • Indoor religious gatherings and ceremonies:
and religious o Allowed for up to 10 people, plus one faith
leader, limited to 90 minutes and subject
gatherings to a COVIDSafe plan including the density
quotient.
• Outdoor religious gatherings and
ceremonies:
o Allowed for up to 20 people, plus 1 faith
leader, must be proximate to a place of
worship.
• Weddings: Allowed with up to 10 people
indoors or outdoors, excluding the couple,
celebrant and photographer.
• Funerals: Allowed with up to 20 people
indoors or outdoors, excluding infants under
12 months and persons necessary to conduct
funeral.
Education • School: on-site learning for all year levels.
and
• Higher education and training: learn from
childcare home if you can.
• Early childcare education and care: open for
all children.
• In-home child minding: allowed for all
children.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Indoor religious gatherings and ceremonies:
o Allowed for up to 20 people with a group size
of 10 plus one faith leader, subject to requirements
including a COVIDSafe plan and the density
quotient.
• Outdoor religious gatherings and ceremonies:
o Allowed for up to 50 people, plus one faith leader.
Ceremonial participants are otherwise included in
cap, held proximate to a place of worship.
• Weddings: No change.
• Funerals:
o Indoors: Up to 20 people, excluding infants under
12 months and persons necessary to conduct funeral.
o Outdoors: Up to 50 people, excluding infants • Funerals:
under 12 months and persons necessary to conduct
funeral.
• No change.
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Indoor religious gatherings and
ceremonies:
o Allowed for groups of 20, total venue
cap of 100, density quotient of 1 per 4m2
• Outdoor religious gatherings and
ceremonies:
o Allowed for groups of 50, total venue
cap of 500, density quotient of 1 per 4m2
• Weddings:
o Allowed with up to 100 members of the
public, density quotient of 1 per 4m2
o At a private residence: private
gathering limits.
o Allowed with up to 100 members of the
public, density quotient of 1 per 4m2
o At a private residence: private
gathering limits.
• No change.
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MELBOURNE
Hospitality • Food and drink facilities: open for seated
service, subject to limits:
o Indoor: Up to 10 persons per space with
a total cap of 20 patrons per venue indoors,
subject to density of 1 per 4m2
o Outdoor: Up to 50 patrons per venue,
subject to density of 1 per 2m2 and maximum
groups of 10 persons.
o Outdoor live music: Permitted in outdoor
food and drink facilities with COVIDSafe
requirements.
• Food courts
o Indoor: limited to the lesser of 25 per
cent of a venue’s fixed seating capacity
or a density quotient of 1 per 8m2, with a
maximum of two people per table, plus
dependents.
o Outdoor: limited to 50 patrons per area
subject to a density quotient of 1 per 2m2,
with a maximum of 10 people per table, plus
depend-ents. Each area must separated
by 10 meters from the next. No more than
4 areas per facility to a maximum of 200
people.
• Hospitality in arenas/ racetracks: hospitality
venues in other sectors such as sports arenas
are subject to the same restrictions as other
hospitality if open to the public.
Shopping, • Retail (other than hairdressing, beauty and
retail and personal care): open.
• Hairdressing, beauty and personal care
personal services: open for services where the client
services can wear a face covering for the duration
of the service or procedure are permitted
(e.g. manicures, pedicures, body waxing,
tattooing)
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Food and drink facilities: open for seated service,
subject to limits:
o Indoor: 40 patrons per venue indoors, subject
to density of 1 per 4m2 and a maximum of 10 people
per space.
o “Spaces” can be separated by either
temporary structures or at least 5 metres between
collections of 10 seats or less, subject to the overall
indoor cap of 40 and a density of 1 per 4m2.
o Outdoor: Up to 70 patrons per venue, subject
to density of 1 per 2m2 and maximum groups of 10
persons.
o Live music: Requirement of 5m distance
from audience, and 2m between performers.
Recommend live music performed outdoors
where possible. Performance and rehearsal rules
for professionals apply to all live music settings.
Performers are excluded from venue cap.
• Food courts: No change.
• Hospitality in arenas/ racetracks: No change.
• No change.
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Food and drink facilities: open for seated
service, subject to limits:
o Indoor: Total venue capacity of 100
patrons per venue indoors, subject to
density of 1 per 4m2 and a maximum group
size of 20 persons.
o Outdoor: Up to 200 patrons per venue
outdoors, subject to density of 1 per 2m2
o Total venue capacity of 300 people.
• Food courts:
o Indoor: limited to the lesser of 50 per
cent of a venue’s fixed seating capacity
or a density quotient of 1 per 8m2, with a
maximum of four people per table, plus
dependents.
• o Outdoor: limited to 50 patrons per
area subject to a density quotient of 1 per
2m2, with a maximum of 20 people per
table. Each such area must be separated
by 10 metres from the next. No more than
10 areas per facility to a maximum of 500
people.
• Hospitality in arenas/ racetracks: No
change.
• Hairdressing, beauty and personal care
services: Masks can be removed for the
person receiving the service of procedure
if necessary, such as facial waxing, facials,
beard trimmings and piercings around the
mouth, nose and cheeks.
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MELBOURNE
Entertainment • Indoor venues, excluding events:
and leisure o Cinemas; music halls, concert halls and
auditoriums; galleries and museums closed
except for:
- Broadcasting limited to the minimum
number of people necessary for the
performance and broadcast of that activity.
• Indoor arena, stadium or convention centre:
closed.
• Outdoor seated venues (fixed seated venues,
such as arenas, stadiums, grandstands or
theatres):
o Open for up to the lesser of 50 people or
25 per cent of the venue’s fixed seat capacity.
o Open for up to 10 people per group.
o Groups must be 1.5m apart from each
other and seated.
• Indoor spaces at outdoor seated venues:
• o Closed, except for toilets and areas used
as thoroughfares to outdoor spaces (e.g.
foyer, reception area).
• o Exceptions for broadcasting.
• Drive-in cinemas:
o open with:
- no seating outside vehicles.
- indoor spaces closed except for toilets
and areas used as thoroughfares to outdoor
spaces (e.g. foyer, reception area).
- Venues with 500 or more capacity at one
time must publish their COVIDSafe Plan
online prior to opening.
• Non-seated outdoor entertainment spaces,
such as zoos or live museums, excluding
events:
o Outdoor spaces open.
o Indoor spaces closed except for toilets
and areas used as thoroughfares to outdoor
spaces (e.g. foyer, reception area).
o Venues with 500 or more capacity at
one time must publish their COVIDSafe Plan
online prior to opening.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Indoor entertainment venues:
o Open: Cinemas; music halls, concert halls and
auditoriums; galleries and museums; and State
Library of Victoria
- Open for a maximum of 20 people per space
(e.g. each screening room, gallery space or
auditorium).
- 1.5m distance between bookings, maximum
bookings of 10 people.
- Performance times (including film screenings)
staggered to minimum interval of 30 mins
between sessions to avoid crowds in foyers and
bathrooms.
• Indoor arena, stadium or convention centre: No
change.
• Outdoor seated venues: No change.
• Indoor spaces at outdoor seated venues: No
change.
• Drive-in cinemas: No change.
• Indoor spaces at outdoor venues: Open,
• Non-seated outdoor entertainment spaces, such
as zoos or live museums, excluding events:
o Indoor spaces within these venues classified
as museums open as per indoor entertainment for • Drive-in cinemas: No change.
museums with a maximum of 20 people per space.
• Non-seated outdoor entertainment
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Indoor seated venues (e.g. cinemas and
theatres):
o Open for a maximum of 100 people per
space and up to 20 people in any group
booking), subject to density of 1 per 4m2,
and a max 25% capacity
o Staggered performances for separate
spaces.
• Indoor non-seated venue (e.g. museums
and galleries, State Library):
o Further announcements will be made
on Last Step settings.
o Open, group limit of 20, maximum of
100 people per venue, subject to density
quotient of 1 per 4m2, max 25% capacity
o Events may be considered separately.
• Outdoor spaces: Open, for up to 50 per
cent seat-ed capacity up to a maximum
of 500 people and density quotient of 1 per
4m2.
subject to restrictions on hospitality or
retail depending on the space.
spaces: No change.
• Indoor spaces: Open, subject to restrictions
on hospitality, retail, indoor seated or
indoor non-seated venues depending on
the space.
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MELBOURNE
Entertainment • Retail betting venue: open subject to both
and leisure retail and licensed premises restrictions.
Patrons must be seated unless placing a bet,
purchasing food or drinks, using the toilet or
entering or leaving the venue.
• Arcade, amusement park, escape room,
bingo centre: Closed.
• Gaming and casinos: Closed.
• Electronic gaming areas: closed.
• Nightclubs and karaoke: Closed.
• Adult entertainment, brothels and sex on
premises venues: Closed.
• Creative studios, including venues for art,
music: restricted – private only access
permitted to individual studios.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Retail betting venue: No change.
• Arcade, amusement park, escape room, bingo
centre: No change.
• Casino:
o Open 10 separate rooms, electronic gaming
machines and electronic gaming tables only.
Maximum of 10 people per room.
o Additional COVIDSafe requirements apply.
• Electronic gaming:
o Electronic gaming to equivalent of 25 per cent
of indoor hospitality limit of 40 patrons or up to 10
patrons per venue per electronic gaming room.
o Additional COVIDSafe requirements apply.
• Nightclubs and karaoke: No change.
.
• Adult entertainment, brothels and sex on
premises venues: No change.
• Creative studios, including venues for art and
music: Up to 10 people per space with 1.5 metres
distance between patrons and subject to density
quotient 1 per 4m2.
o No more than 5 people per space singing or
using wind instruments for amateur groups,
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Retail betting venue: No change.
• Arcade, amusement park, escape room,
bingo centre:
o Indoors: Group limit of 20, up to 100
people subject to density quotient of 1 per
4m2.
• Casino:
o Open subject to patron caps (to be
determined) and a density quotient of 1
per 4m2
• Electronic gaming:
o Group limit of 20, Venue cap of 100,
density quotient of 1 per 4m2.
• Nightclubs and karaoke: No change.
• Adult entertainment:
o Strip clubs: Groups of 10, seated
service only, maximum of 100 people per
venue, subject to density quotient of 1 per
4m2.
o Sex on premises venue: 10 patron cap
in venue,
o Brothel: 10 patron cap in public or
shared spaces,
o COVIDSafe requirements apply
• Creative studios, including venues for art
and music: Up to 20 people per space with
1.5 metres distance between patrons and
subject to density quotient.
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MELBOURNE
Real estate • Inspections: Conducted for up to 10 people
services from two households, excluding the owners/
residents of the property and the real estate
agent.
• Auctions: Conducted outdoors for up to 10
people, plus the owners and the minimum
number of people required to conduct the
auction.
Accommodation • Accommodation: closed except for limited
and tourism exceptional purposes.
• Outdoor tourism spaces: open for groups up
to a maximum of 10 people plus the minimum
number required to operate the tourism
service.
• Indoor tourism spaces: closed except for
toilets and areas used as thoroughfares to
outdoor spaces (e.g. foyer, reception area).
• Tour transport: permitted in open air vehicles,
for groups in line with public gathering limits. • Indoor tourism spaces: Open, subject to the
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON
8 NOVEMBER
• Inspections: Conducted for up to 10 people
from any number of households, excluding the
owners/residents of the property and the real
estate agent.
• Accommodation: open, but each group booking
is restricted to:
o Only members of a single household or
intimate partners; OR
o Only members of a single household plus
two adults (from any household and any of their
children or dependents.
o Members of separately booked groups do
not share bedrooms at the facility.
• Outdoor tourism spaces: No change.
restrictions that apply to that specific setting,
and COVIDSafe requirements.
• Tour transport:
o Smaller vehicles (where physical distancing
is not possible): aligned to private gathering
limit of one household plus two people from any
household and their dependents.
o Larger vehicles (where physical distancing
is possible): up to 10 people from any number
of households, infants under 12 months not
included in cap).
LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Auctions:
o Indoors: Subject to density quotient of
1 per 4m2 up to a maximum of 20 people.
o Outdoors: Up to 50 people from any
number of households, excluding infants
under 12 months.
• Accommodation: open, restricted to
private gathering cap of 10 people from
any number of
households.
• Outdoor tourism spaces: Density quotient
of 1 per 4m2.
• Indoor tourism spaces:
o Seated: The lesser of 100 people or 25
per cent of seated capacity and subject to
density quo-tient, with 20 per group
o Non-seated: 25 per cent of venue
capacity.
• Tour transport: aligned to gatherings
limits
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Care facilities • Visitor restrictions:
o Visits only allowed for under specified
exceptions, limited to either one or two
people and a 2-hour time limit, depending on
the exception.
Hospital • Visitor restrictions:
visitors o Visits only allowed for under specified
exceptions, limited to either one or two
people and a 2-hour time limit, depending on
the exception.
o People aged under 16 are excluded
as visitors unless the person is the child,
grandchild or sibling of the patient or the visit
is for end of life support.
o Partner or nominated person allowed
to visit once per day for a maximum of two
hours.
STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON LAST STEP FROM 11:59PM
8 NOVEMBER ON 22 NOVEMBER
STATEWIDE
• Visitors restrictions: • Visitors restrictions:
o Permit one household to visit a patient in o Up to 5 people from two households,
care facility once per day for 2-hours. no time limits, children allowed, residents
may go out on excursions with household.
• Hairdressers:
o Permitted to attend to provide hairdressing
service to residents.
• Visitor restrictions: • No change.
o Allowed one household to visit a patient in
hospital once per day for 2-hours
o People aged 16 and under no longer
considered excluded persons.
o Time limit on partner visiting maternity ward
removed.
Food processing, food production and industry

CATEGORY CURRENT POSITION IN METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE STATEWIDE POSITION FROM 11:59PM ON 8 NOVEMBER

Meat, poultry • Abattoirs and meat processing: The operator of the facility must reduce • Abattoirs and meat processing: workforce caps removed; all other
and seafood their workforce by 20 per cent or to 25 workers, whichever is higher. requirements remain.
processing • Poultry processing: The operator of the facility must reduce their • Poultry processing: workforce caps removed; all other requirements
workforce by 10 per cent or to 25 workers, whichever is higher. remain.

• Seafood processing: The operator of the facility must reduce their • Seafood processing: workforce caps removed; all other requirements
workforce by 20 per cent or to 40 workers, whichever is higher. remain.

• All meat, poultry and seafood: COVIDSafe requirements in the Workplace

(Additional Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace Directions.

Industry • Manufacturing: COVIDSafe requirements in the Workplace (Additional • No change.

Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace Directions.

• Wholesale facilities: COVIDSafe requirements in the Workplace

(Additional Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace Directions.

• Warehousing and distribution centres: COVIDSafe requirements in the

Workplace (Additional Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace
Directions.

Food • Supermarket or perishable food work premises that is a chilled • No change.

production and distribution facility: COVIDSafe requirements in the Workplace
(Additional Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace • Seasonal horticulture: Remove the requirements relating specifically
distribution Directions. to workers who live in metropolitan Melbourne or who commute
between the metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria, now that
• Seasonal horticulture: COVIDSafe requirements in the Workplace settings are state-wide.
(Additional Industry Obligations) Directions and the Workplace
Directions.