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Fines now apply for not wearing masks in Greater Sydney, police will exercise discretion
Fines can now be issued for not wearing a face mask in public indoor settings across Greater Sydney but transport authorities, retailers and churches are doing what they can to help people adjust to the new health order.
Key points:
- From today, Greater Sydneysiders could be fined if they don’t wear a mask on public transport
- Opposition leader Jodi McKay has called for widespread mask distribution to help people adapt
- NSW Police say the focus will be on issuing warnings about the new rule, rather than fines
From midnight today, police can issue $200 on-the-spot fines for individuals who are caught not wearing a face covering in certain spaces.
Masks are mandatory in all shops, public transport, cinemas and theatres, places of worship, hair and…
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