Ireland | COVID-19 | New Checklists from NSAI and Covid-19 Passenger Locator Forms Introduced

Following the implementation of the first phase of the Roadmap to Reopen on the 18th of May 2020, the Irish government and Parliament continue to address risks linked to Covid-19. The Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form is mandatory from 28 May 2020. The Department of Health and the National Standards Authority also continue to make resources available to businesses and individuals.

Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form The Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form, implemented by S.I. 181 of 2020, will have to be completed from the 28 May 2020 by all entering Ireland. To note, international transport workers will be exempted, as will passengers ariving from Northern Ireland. The form is available here. These measures are in place until the 18 June 2020. NSAI Documents for Businesses The National Standards Authority of Ireland has made available a number of helpful documents for businesses, including a questionnaire for visitors and a workplace defense checklist. Department of Health Guidance on Face Coverings More guidance on face coverings has been made available by the Deparment of Health, though they are not mandatory. Find the complete information here

• In other news, the Health and Safety Authority continues to urge businesses to prepare for Brexit. Find out more on their consolidated page here or from the latest HSA newsletter.

For more Covid-19 guidance, see the latest alert linked below.

Sources:

• S.I. 181 of 2020, Health Act 1947 (Section 31A –Temporary Requirements) (Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form) Regulations 2020 (27 May 2020)
• Covid-19 Passenger Locator form (as of 27 May 2020)
• NSAI, Covid 19 Protection for Workplaces, Helpful Documents
• Guidance on Face Coverings, Department of Health
• HSA, Brexit topic