I understand that you need to be cautious so there's no problem with asking the questions, they're all valid. These are general comments that cover all people at the Moot.
Ultimately we're running the event with minimum activities so that we can maintain social distancing, and each individual needs to be responsible for making sure that happens for the protection of themselves and others.
There are obviously areas that have more chance of contact such as toilets, shower block and washing up area. These will be cleaned regularly and obviously anyone using these facilities should be conscious of washing their hands, wearing masks etc. If the Showers are in use people wait outside rather than inside etc.
The main building will have limited access to avoid the crowds that we often have in there. We'll endeavour to have shelters up around the main areas for rain cover but social distancing will still need to be adhered to unless others are in your bubble
When it comes to policy Wales will be issuing new guidelines next week on the 15th July which in spite of raising cases will likely result in an easing of rules as long as the hospitalisation rates don't climb steeply.
The policy we have is a general standard and the onus is on the individual/bubble to arrange for any transport home, contacting the NHS etc. We can't take on responsibility for this.
If you have symptoms of Covid while at the BushMoot
If you experience any symptoms of coronavirus during your stay - These include a new, continuous cough, high temperature, or loss, or change in your normal sense of taste and smell - please leave the campsite and make your way home as soon as you can, you need to ensure you minimise any contact with others.
Please leave a message with a member of the BushMoot team so that we aware of your early departure.
Once you have arrived home, you should contact the NHS to arrange a test and continue to follow government guidance on self-isolation and social distancing.
It's worth noting that your contact information may be shared with NHS Test and Trace if this situation arises and they request it.
