The Constitution Committee today (Sunday) approved the green mark on stores over 100 square meters (excluding essential stores) for only nine days. The outline went into effect at midnight. The fine for businesses was also reduced, but it was clarified that it would be given immediately without warning.
It is also approved that eating will not be allowed in shared food complexes in malls and food stalls and it will be possible to sell takeaways only to those with a green label. At the request of the chairman of the Karib committee, enforcement of fines on the stores will begin on Tuesday to allow for additional preparation time. The discussion on the Hotel Financing Act will continue tomorrow morning.
Karib approved the regulations for only nine days, instead of two weeks, after the government did not respond to his demand to exclude children ages 5-3 from the green label and allow ages 11-5 to present a paper indicating a first vaccine as a temporary green label as promised by the government. “Of all the steps we have approved in committee in the last six months, my heart is heavy on approving these regulations,” Karib admitted.
“I will vote for them, but with hesitation and with a heavy heart, because the feeling is that there is a dramatic extension of the limitations of the green character that we did not expand at the height of the fourth wave. I support them mainly because of the uncertainty. “Neither the green mark nor the red states will become the new standard,” the committee chairman Karib added.
MK Uri Maklev of Torah Judaism, who first opposed the Corona regulations, said: “We have always been issues, either avoided or supported, but we did not oppose regulations on these important issues of saving lives as in the struggle in the Corona, but after almost ten hours of discussions we see inattention Of government representatives, here at this table, in opacity to our requests and demands coming from the public, so I will vote against. “
The full outline
• Malls will operate in a purple character format, according to an occupancy ratio of 1:15 (one person every 15 meters).
• Entrance to stores with an area of more than 100 square meters will be possible subject to the presentation of a green sign, both in open complexes and in malls and closed shopping complexes. The green sign obligation will also apply to the employees in these stores.
• The food stalls in the malls will provide service to customers subject to the presentation of a green label, and will not allow seating but only self-collection.
• Entrance to restaurants located inside a mall will be allowed subject to the presentation of a green label, in accordance with the format currently used in restaurants.
– The green mark in malls and shopping complexes will not apply to places that provide essential services, as detailed below: a store for the sale of hygiene products (Pharm), an optician, a store for the sale of medical aids, a supermarket, a grocery store or a supermarket. In these places, the current format will continue (purple character in an occupancy ratio of 1: 7).
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