Covid rule breakers should 'expect severe action' says chief minister

Friday, 26 March 2021 06:39

Quayle warns repeat offenders

The chief minister says there's a difference between an organised gathering and passing someone you know in public.

It's as police have urged people to continue to respect the rules despite the ‘frustrations’ with them.

Howard Quayle says those caught repeatedly breaking Covid-19 guidelines should expect to face action:

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