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QR code check-in mandatory from July 12

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QR code check-in mandatory from July 12

July 7 2021

From July 12, use of the Service NSW QR code will be mandatory at all workplaces and retail businesses.

QR codes have been placed across our Gunnedah Shire Council facilities and visitors and staff will be required to check in and out when visiting these locations. An alternate option will be provided for those without a smart phone.

The data captured by the Service NSW COVID-Safe check-in is only used for the purposes of contact tracing by NSW Health and is deleted after 28 days.

Thank you for your cooperation and please chat to our friendly staff if you need assistance.

For more information about the latest restrictions, health advice and testing clinic locations please visit www.health.nsw.gov.au.

Source: Gunnedah Shire Council : QR code check-in mandatory from July 12
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