Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021 - Irish Sailing Plan for Living with COVID-19 - Harry Hermon
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Resilience and Recovery
2020-2021
Irish Sailing
Plan for Living with
COVID-19
Harry Hermon
CEO
Sailing Club -Fenit
McMorrow-Moriarty
Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
1. COMPLIANCE WITH CURRENT COVID 19 RESTRICTIONS
The need for full compliance on the current level of local restrictions
FUNDAMENTAL under the ‘Plan for Living with Covid-19’ to ensure sailing, windsurfing
PRINCIPLES & powerboating remains a ‘low risk’ activity
FOR DECISION
TO GO AFLOAT 2. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Take personal responsibility for your own risk and decision making
3. SELF HELP
Ensure that you have the means to return to shore without assistance
(alternative means of propulsion) in the event of the unexpected in
non-distress situations
4. RISK ASSESSMENT
Individual and Activity Organisers to assess the risks associated with
the conditions, equipment, experience of sailors, sailing area, and risk
of virus spread, before making the decision to go afloat
www.sailing.ie/coronavirusResilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
LEVEL 1
Basis under Government Plan
Impact on Irish Sailing Activity
for Reopening Society and Business
Organised indoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager These restrictions apply to non-physical activity indoors eg in a sailing context; social winter
talks, prizegivings etc…
For most venues, a maximum of 100 patrons can attend
Up to 200 patrons are allowed for larger venues where strict 2 metre seated social distancing
and one-way controls for entry and exit can be implemented
Organised outdoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager For most venues, a maximum of 200 patrons can attend gatherings ashore
Boats on the water are considered as self contained units independent of each other. Maximum
number restrictions do not apply to boats on the water
Sports - Training
Normal training sessions and games can take place indoors and outdoors with protective All Irish Sailing training activities permitted
measures
Sports - Matches and events
Restrictions listed in Govt Plan refers to spectator numbers Sailing/Windsurfing/Powerboating are non spectator sports so restrictions listed here are not
likely to be relevant
In terms of number of competitors, there are no restrictions on numbers of boats/people
competing on the water
Bars, cafes and restaurants (including hotel restaurants and bars)
Open with protective measures in place Club Catering facilities open subject to guidelines
You can see guidance from Fáilte Ireland on the reopening of pubs here.
You can see guidance from Fáilte Ireland on the reopening of restaurants and cafes here. Maximum numbers in restaurants, cafes and bars linked to capacity of the establishment - taking
account of public health adviceLEVEL 1(cont)
Wet pubs
Open with protective measures in place Sailing Club Bar Facilities open.
You can see guidance from Fáilte Ireland on the reopening of pubs here. Table Service Only
Maximum numbers in bars linked to capacity of the establishment - taking account of public
health advice.
Work
Work from home if possible.
You can attend work for specific business requirements and on a staggered attendance basis. Advice for Club committee meetings/AGM’s etc is they should be held remotely where possible
Irish Sailing office is staffed in a limited capacity sufficient to provide all services (ICC’s,
Commercial Endorsements etc). No external visitors admitted.
Domestic travel
No restrictions. No internal travel restrictions - All Ireland
Schools, early learning and childcare services, adult and higher education Irish Sailing shorebased training continues with protective measures in place.
Those aged over 70 and the medically vulnerable
Those aged 70 years and over and the medically vulnerable should exercise judgement Personal responsibility principle applies
regarding the extent to which they engage with others and in activities outside home.Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
LEVEL 2
Basis under Government Plan
Impact on Irish Sailing Activity
for Reopening Society and Business
Organised indoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. Restrictions apply to non-physical activity indoors eg in a sailing context;, social winter talks,
prizegivings etc…
Permitted in pods or groups of up to 6. The total number of patrons depends on the size of the
venue allowing for pods to be kept separate.
Organised outdoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. Up to 100 patrons are permitted for the majority of venues ashore.
Boats on the water are considered as self contained units independent of each other. Maximum
number restrictions do not apply to boats on the water.
Sports - Training
Outdoors: training can take place in pods of up to 15 (exemption for professional/elite/inter- We recommend you use the established training ratios of for example 1:6 or 1:8 with an
county sports/senior club championship). assistant working as a pod.
It is possible to have a number of pods operating at the same time once keeping appropriate
distance between pods
Indoors: training, exercise and dance classes can take place in pods of up to 6 inside (exemption
for professional/elite/inter-county sports/senior club championship). Pods of 6 for indoor physical training to facilitate contact tracingLEVEL 2 (cont)
Sports - Matches and events
Restrictions listed in Govt Plan refers to spectator numbers Sailing/Windsurfing/Powerboating are non spectator sports so restrictions listed here are not
likely to be relevant.
In terms of number of competitors, there are no restrictions on numbers of boats/people
competing on the water.
Bars, cafes and restaurants (including hotel restaurants and bars)
Open with protective measures in place Club Catering Facilities open.
You can see guidance from Fáilte Ireland on the reopening of pubs here. • Table Service Only
You can see guidance from Fáilte Ireland on the reopening of restaurants and cafes here.
• 6 people from up to 3 households per table
Wet pubs
Open with robust protective measures in place Club Bar Facilities open.
• Table Service Only
• 6 people from up to 3 households per table unless other advice is issued locally
Work
Work from home if possible. Advice for Club committee meetings/AGM’s etc is they should be held remotely where possible
Irish Sailing office is staffed in a limited capacity sufficient to provide all services (ICC’s,
Commercial Endorsements etc). No external visitors admitted.
Domestic travel
No restrictions. No Internal Restrictions – All Ireland
Schools, early learning and childcare services, adult and higher education Irish Sailing shorebased training continues with protective measures in place.
Those aged over 70 and the medically vulnerable
Those aged 70 years and over and the medically vulnerable should exercise judgement Personal responsibility principle applies
regarding the extent to which they engage with others and in activities outside home.
Specific guidance will be provided. More advice to be issued by Govt in due courseResilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
LEVEL 3
Basis under Government Plan
Impact on Irish Sailing Activity
for Reopening Society and Business
Organised indoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. No organised indoor gatherings should take place e.g social winter talks, prizegivings etc…
Organised outdoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. Gatherings of up to 15 people can take place ashore.
This does not include water-based activity. Boats on the water are considered as self contained
units independent of each other.
Sports - Training
Outdoors: Non contact training only in groups of up to 15 (exemption for Training/Coaching for single handed, or multi handed with same household crew
professional/elite/inter-county sports/senior club championship).
Mixed household crew for multi handers only possible where social distancing can be
Indoors: Individual training only. No exercise or dance classes. maintained.
Small group team sports training (non-competitive) for up to 15 participants including
trainers and coaches.
Sports - Matches and events
No matches or events to take place. All competitive activity (club, regional and national events) organised by sailing clubs and
centres suspended.LEVEL 3 (cont)
Bars, cafes and restaurants (including hotel restaurants and bars)
Additional restrictions for indoor dining. Club Catering Facilities open, unless alternative local restrictions published by Government
Wet pubs
Remain open with additional restrictions. Club Bar Facilities open, unless alternative local restrictions published by Government
Work
Work from home unless absolutely necessary to attend in person. Irish Sailing office staffed in a limited capacity sufficient to provide all services (ICC’s,
Commercial Endorsements etc). No external visitors admitted.
Domestic travel
Stay in your county (or other defined geographical area) apart from work, education and other County Travel restrictions apply. You should not travel into or out of the county except for
essential purposes, if appropriate. essential business.
Schools, early learning and childcare services, adult and higher education Irish Sailing shorebased training continues and should escalate all appropriate protective
measures and limit congregation as far as possible.
Those aged over 70 and the medically vulnerable
Those aged 70 years and over and the medically vulnerable should exercise judgement regarding As stated – personal responsibility principle applies
the extent to which they engage with others and in activities outside home.
Specific guidance will be provided. More advice to be issued by Govt in due courseResilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
LEVEL 4
Basis under Government Plan
Impact on Irish Sailing Activity
for Reopening Society and Business
Organised indoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. No organised indoor gatherings should take place e.g. social winter talks, prizegivings etc…
Organised outdoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. For Gatherings of up to 15 people can take place.
example: outdoor Arts events, training events. This does not include water-based activity. Boats on the water are considered as self contained
Gatherings of up to 15 people can take place. units independent of each other.
Exercise and sporting events - Training
Outdoors: Non contact training can take place but only in pods of up to 15. Single handed, or multi handed with same household crew
Indoors: Individual training only. No exercise or dance classes can take place.
Mixed household crew for multi handers only possible where social distancing can be
maintained.
Small group team sports training (non-competitive) for up to 15 participants including
trainers and coaches.
Exercise and sporting events - Matches and events
No matches or events to take place All competitive activity (club, regional and national events) organised by sailing clubs and
centres suspended.LEVEL 4 (cont)
Bars, cafes and restaurants (including hotel restaurants and bars) Club Catering Facilities Open for Take Away & Outdoor dining limited to max 15 people
Wet pubs
Outdoor seating only, limited to a maximum of 15 patrons. Club Bar open for take away & outdoor seating limited to max 15 people
Work
Only essential or other designated workers should go to work. Working from home with exception of essential workers
Irish Sailing Office Closed for Services
Domestic travel
Stay in your county (or other defined geographical area) apart from essential work, education County Travel restrictions apply. You should not travel into or out of the county except for
and other essential purposes. essential business.
Schools, early learning and childcare services, adult and higher education On - line Training only
Over 70 and medically vulnerable individuals
Those aged over 70 years and over and the medically vulnerable should exercise judgement As stated – personal responsibility principle applies
regarding the extent to which they engage with others and in activities outside home. Specific
guidance will be issued. More advice to be issued by Govt in due courseResilience and Recovery 2020-2021
Plan for Living with COVID-19
LEVEL 5
Basis under Government Plan
Impact on Irish Sailing Activity
for Reopening Society and Business
Organised indoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. No organised indoor gatherings should take place e.g. social winter talks, prizegivings etc…
Organised outdoor gatherings
These are controlled environments with a named event organiser, owner or manager. No organised outdoor gatherings should take place.
Exercise and sporting events - Training Individual training only. No organised activity
Matches and events No Sailing Events
Bars, cafes and restaurants (including hotel restaurants and bars) Club Catering Facilities open for take away food or delivery only
Wet pubs Club Bars open for take away or delivery only.
Work
Work from home unless it is for working in health, social care or other essential service and Working from home with exception of essential workers
cannot be done from home.
Irish Sailing Office Closed for Services
Domestic travel restrictions Stay at home. Exercise within 5 kilometres of home.
Schools, early learning and childcare services, adult and higher education On - line Training only
Over 70 and medically vulnerable individuals
Those aged over 70 years and over and the medically vulnerable should exercise judgement As stated – personal responsibility principle applies
regarding the extent to which they engage with others and in activities outside home. Specific
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