At a hearing to be held this morning (Wednesday) at 9:30 a.m., the Constitution Committee will convene to discuss the expansion of the "green mark," the "purple mark" and the crowd restrictions that went into effect yesterday at midnight.
The debate will be chaired by MK Eitan Ginzburg, and will be attended by Prof. Salman Zarka, the Corona Projector, and Prof. Eli Waxman.
The discussion will be accompanied by regulations that deviate from the green label the national parks and nature reserves, which were approved by the government yesterday.
The exception includes open spaces and parks used for hiking and tourism, as long as they do not have an attraction or other point of interest that causes a crowd.
According to the procedures, the regulations work so that they are first approved by the Ministry of Health - then passed to the Cabinet, and finally to the Constitution Committee, which chooses which regulations to approve and what to change a week later.
Regulations can enter into force even before the Constitution Committee is approved, but it can change the regulations that enter into force a week later.
The places where the purple character outline is expected to apply:
(Occupancy of one person per 7 square meters, under the responsibility of the business owner)
Malls
Commercial Centers
Stores (stores up to 100 square meters will be excluded and no purple mark will be activated)
Complexes where audience reception takes place
* Places where the "purple character" will apply are obligated to control the place with explanations of the instructions, and to appoint a Corona commissioner.
Places where a green character will be activated:
Cultural and sporting events
Conferences and exhibitions
Hotels
Gyms and studios, pools and country club
Prayer houses for over 50 people
Banquet halls and gardens
Festivals
Restaurants, bars, dining rooms and cafes
Museums and libraries
Tourist attractions and amusement parks
Universities and institutions of higher learning
Green character policy by age:
3-0: Exempt from showing a green mark
12-3: State-funded speed tests
12 and above: privately funded tests
* At the entrance to hotels, a PCR test can be presented, and it will be valid for the entire duration of the vacation (children aged 12-3 and vaccine engines will be able to perform a PCR test in favor of a vacation in a hotel in Israel at the HMOs or Home Front Command stations, free of charge).
Crowd Restrictions:
Up to 100 people in an open space
Up to 50 people indoors
Crowd restriction in halls and event gardens (from 22.8)
Up to 500 people in an open space
Up to 400 people indoors
* In addition to the numerical limit, a gathering in excess of 75% of the maximum occupancy of the complex must not be held at these events.
Crowd restriction at mass events (where there are no marked seats)
Up to 1,000 people indoors
Up to 5,000 people in open space
