Public health measures to ease from Thursday, March 31

Masks

Mask wearing will continue to be required for people aged 8 years and above (and Year 3 and over in school), other than in the home.

Indoor home gatherings limited to a total of 30 people, including household members.
Outdoor home gatherings limited to a total of 200 people, with the 2sqm rule
Private outdoor gatherings in public spaces limited to a total of 200 people.

2sqm rule and a cap of 500 patrons, for two weeks only, for:
- hospitality venues
- nightclubs
- convention centres or function centres.
2sqm rule for:
- fitness venues
- entertainment venues
- galleries and museums
- places of worship
- hairdressers and beauty services
- Perth Crown Complex including the gaming floor.
75 per cent capacity for:
- seated entertainment venues (forward facing), such as theatres and cinemas.
- major stadia, such as Optus Stadium, RAC Arena, HBF Stadium (main area) and HBF Park.

Checking in will only be required for higher-risk venues that require proof of vaccination.
It will not be required at retail outlets and other lower-risk sites where only casual interaction is likely to occur.

The limit of two visitors will remain per resident per day to residential aged and disability care facilities.
There will also be no change concerning essential visitors allowed to hospitals, for:
- compassionate reasons such as end of life
- accompanying a child or patient with complex needs
- birthing partner
- carer of a person with a disability, chronic illness and frailty.

COVID Event Checklists required for events with more than 500 patrons and less than 1,000 patrons.
COVID Event Plans required for large events with 1,000 patrons and above.
2sqm rule applies.