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The government is finalizing the dpcm with a view to Christmas to reduce the restrictions currently in place and, at the same time, ensure that the contagion curve does not run again. Today the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, is planning a meeting with the ministers and heads of delegation of the majority to take stock. We must consider whether to limit ourselves to a single measure that will remain in effect from December 3 to January 2, or whether it is appropriate to envisage the activation of more restrictive ordinances if the situation worsens. The idea is to prohibit movement between Regions in any case and to establish ad hoc rules for travel, second homes and dinners.
It is forbidden to “trespass”
Speranza is oriented not to take the path of travel liberalization even if all the Regions turn yellow. Even if some exceptions are being studied.
Second box
It is evaluated whether access to second homes is allowed. A decision that is difficult to make at this time, so much so that both Speranza and Conte await the next opinion from the CTS, also in light of the advances in epidemiological monitoring.
Close relatives
One of the exceptions that could see the light is to “gather close relatives” to spend the holidays together. But who are these family members. Obviously parents and children, spouses but also partners. Regardless of whether or not the interested persons are domiciled in the home where they are.
Business establishments
Stores should be able to close at 10pm as long as they adopt a staggered entry system. Shopping centers should also be able to open more easily.
Bars and restaurants
It is one of the most controversial aspects that is still debated. Initially it was thought to extend the opening hours even after 6 in the afternoon, but the resistance in the majority and among scientists is great. The hours could be extended a few hours, but it is not said.
Curfew extended
Since stores will be able to remain open, the curfew should also be extended. With the intention of bringing it at least until after midnight on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve.
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