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Exemptions For him movements of children under 14 years of age: How do they work?
the new christmas decree signed today by Presidency of the Council of Ministers Introduce stricter rules for the period of the Christmas holidays, particularly in travel. Since December 24 to January 6in fact, all of Italy will be the red zone on public holidays and the eve of holidays, while the orange zone will be on weekdays.
During the whole period, therefore, there will be prohibition to move between municipalities and regions; In addition, on public holidays and the eve of holidays, travel within the city limits will also be limited to cases of necessity, work and greetings. However, in derogation from these rules, there is one that allows you to do visit relatives for no more than two people who don’t live together inside the same private house.
However, this rule will not apply to Under 14 years, with these that will not be counted in the number of people who visit non-partners. The same goes for people with disability or for whom not self-sufficient.
Under 14s: who are they?
First of all, it is good to answer the question about who really are the under-14s. They are all who they have not yet turned 14 old.
It must be said that in the discussion phase of the Christmas Decree, Prime Minister Conte had asked to provide exceptions for those under 18, a hypothesis rejected by the most rigorous, namely, Ministers Roberto Speranza, Dario Franceschini and Francesco Boccia.
Children under 14 years old: what exceptions in the new Decree Law?
The new Decree Law, as anticipated, establishes travel restrictions. However, it is allowed move to private homes – once a day and in any case within a period of time between 05:00 and 22:00 – to a single home, in any case located in the same region.
The limit of people who can move according to the aforementioned exceptions is equal to due: but beware, because this is where children under 14 come into play. In addition to the two people mentioned, in fact, there are also children under 14 years but only those in which yes exercises parental authority.
This, therefore, does not mean that minors under 14 years of age can move without prejudice to any limitation. The only exception, in fact, is the one that refers to trips to visit, once a day, people who do not live together: these are allowed up to a limit of two people, but those under fourteen years are not counted.
Christmas lunches and dinners: what’s changing with the under-14 exemption?
Let’s take an example to understand how the exception actually applies to travel on Christmas and New Years to visit people who do not live together.
Take as an example a family made up of a mother, a father and two children, ages 5 and 13 respectively. Well these can be accommodated for Christmas lunches and dinners as they can move in derogation from the limitations provided since there are only two people. However, they can only move to another private home and in any case the return must be scheduled before 22:00 (time when the curfew is triggered).
But be careful: In the case of a family consisting of a mother, a father and two children, aged 5 and 14 respectively, the travel exemption cannot be applied. In fact, if you travel to visit someone, you are violating the restrictions in force since the exemption is only valid for two people -except under 14 years old- and in this case the fourteen-year-old is considered a third person.
At most, therefore, this family may house two non-partners for the holidays, but, unless one of the mother, father, or fourteen-year-old son stays home, cannot be mass-moved visit someone.
It must be said that with regard to visits to non-partners, there is no kinship relationship, so it is possible to visit both grandparents and friends.
