From 1 May 2021, all Queensland hospitality businesses must use the Check In Qld app when signing in patrons to their premises.

The following Isaac Regional Council facilities across the region will require visitors to sign in using Check in Qld app and QR code sign in for COVID-19 contact tracing purposes:

Facilities

Carmila Memorial Hall Clairview Community Centre Clarke Creek Community Hall Clermont Civic Centre Dysart Civic Centre Dysart Recreation Centre Flaggy Rock Community & Recreation Centre Glenden Recreation Centre Ilbilbie Community Hall Middlemount Community Hall Moranbah Aquatic Centre (Greg Cruickshank Complex) Moranbah Community Centre Nebo Memorial Hall St Lawrence Centenary Hall

Libraries

Carmila Library Clermont Library Dysart Library Glenden Library Middlemount Library Moranbah Library Nebo Library St Lawrence Library

Museums/Galleries

Clermont Historical Centre Coalface Art Gallery Nebo Museum

Economy & Prosperity

Clermont Aerodrome Clermont Saleyards Clermont Showgrounds Mt Britton Camp Grounds Nebo Showgrounds Theresa Creek Dam

WHO WILL BE REQUIRED TO SIGN IN VIA QR CODE?

Anyone visiting one of the listed Isaac centres will be required to register their details for contact tracing purposes through the Check in Qld App and QR code on a mobile device.

If you are unable to use the QR code, staff will be able to assist you with their devices.

HOW DOES CHECK IN QLD CONTACT TRACING WORK?

The Check in Qld QR code for contact tracing is a quick and easy way to securely complete your contact details electronically and sign into a venue for contact tracing purposes.

How to download and use the app:

Download the Check In Qld app from Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. Register your details (required for the first time only). Full name Phone number Email address At participating venues, open the app, select ‘Check In Now’ and hover your smartphone over the displayed Check In Qld QR code. Add in any additional people—those who are with you without their own device or app. When the check-in is complete, show venue staff the app successful check in screen.

Information collected in the Check In Qld app will be kept by the Queensland Government for 56 days to assist with contact tracing, if required.

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF USING THE CHECK IN QLD APP?

When a person is diagnosed with COVID-19, Queensland Health will conduct contact tracing. Information collected at the businesses about customers and staff will assist in identifying and contacting the relevant close contacts. This will assist public health officers to contain and respond to the spread of COVID-19 within the community.

Once you have used the Check In Qld app at one business, the app will remember your details, saving you time in the future and providing easy check-in across other Check In Qld participating venues.

STAY SAFE

Remember to stay safe and help stop the spread.

Maintain a minimum space of 1.5 metres between you and other people that aren’t from your household. Don’t exceed maximum venue numbers as signed. Stay home if sick. Get tested if you have COVID-19 symptoms. Clean hands often with soap or sanitiser provided at all our venues.

For information regarding the Check in Qld app please visit www.covid19.qld.gov.au/check-in-qld

For more information about Council facilities, visit https://www.isaac.qld.gov.au/ or phone Council’s 24/7 Customer Service Centre on 1300 ISAACS (1300 472 227).

Gary Stevenson PSM Chief Executive Officer