Construction during the Corona contact ban

2020-03-25 19:47:43

Clearly: There is no limit on the number of people in private spaces at the federal level, at least for work in construction. You can work with five people there, whether that makes sense is another matter.

2020-03-25 20:35:27

This is because crisis management currently lies with the states. The resolution paper from the federal side must then be concretely issued by the states as a general decree. And this definitely also includes the area of expensive administrative offenses or even criminal offenses. The Infection Protection Act is accessible to everyone. By the way, it can also interfere with the inviolability of the home. Depending on the design of the general decree, it is therefore not enough to simply turn the police away. Because, if the legal basis is present, they will just come in. Whether you feel like it or not. You can then file a lawsuit against it.

2020-03-25 20:41:06

oh yeah? On what legal basis are you referring to?

Take the resolution paper - point 1 is more or less a request.
Points 2 to 4 refer to public spaces.
Point 5 does contain a moral judgment about parties in private spaces ("unacceptable"), but that is not a legal prohibition. There is absolutely nothing about normal gatherings in one’s own apartment.
Point 6ff concerns businesses and the duration of validity.

You could nicely turn the police away at the door if they wanted to disturb you at a coffee chat with the countrywomen.

But even for the last idiot: I am not saying that this is sensible in the current situation.
I am only saying that it is not forbidden. At least not according to the resolution paper. Some individual regional rulers seem to be overreacting a bit. No idea what they thought they could restrict.

You are right. The order is not a law.
Nevertheless, administrative offenses are sanctioned.
I have no idea what is being discussed here when someone like you says: “nah nah nah, at home I can do whatever I want.”

For me, there is nothing to discuss here. Just keep quiet for a while and act responsibly,
Do you have masks? Can you work in different rooms? Many things can be done with 2 meters distance.
There are quite a few who want to move privately these days.

2020-03-26 10:34:24

You are right. The order is not a law. Nevertheless, administrative offenses are sanctioned. I have no idea what is being discussed here when someone like you says: "nyah-nyah, at home I can do whatever I want." For me, there is nothing to discuss here. Just keep quiet for once and act responsibly, Do you have masks? Can you work in different rooms? Many things can be done with 2 meters distance. There are quite a few who want to move privately these days.

You seem to have trouble with reading comprehension and have apparently perfected selective perception. I have not even hinted at a "nyah-nyah." But let's leave it at that. The main thing is that everyone stays healthy.

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