What new industries are allowed to operate under Phase One?

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New Operating Permissions Granted for Phase One Areas

Quarries, mines, accounting services, and specific recreational activities have been granted permission to operate under revised conditions in areas still under Phase One of the National Recovery Plan. These adjustments allow for increased workforce capacity in certain sectors and extended operating hours for markets.
Quarries and Mines Can Operate at 60 Per Cent Workforce Capacity

Quarries and mines are now permitted to resume operations with up to 60 per cent of their usual workforce. This decision reflects an adjustment to the operating conditions for these industries within Phase One regions.
Accounting Services Staff Permitted Office Return at 60 Per Cent Capacity

Staff members within accounting services are also allowed to return to their offices, operating at a 60 per cent workforce capacity. This measure aims to facilitate essential administrative functions.
Extended Hours for Wet and Controlled Fresh Markets

Wet markets will now be able to open for longer daily hours, from 6am until 4pm. Similarly, controlled fresh markets have been granted extended operating hours, from 7am until 2pm.
Individual Sports and Logistics Sector Adjustments

Individual sports, such as neighbourhood cycling, are now allowed, provided participants maintain a distance of two to three metres from each other. Additionally, the logistics, ports, and airports sectors are permitted to operate around the clock.

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