FCC relaxes restrictions starting May 5 and continues to implement “Vaccine Pass”

FCC relaxes restrictions starting May 5 and continues to implement “Vaccine Pass”

Dear Members:

Following the Government announcement of the further relaxation of pandemic restrictions starting May 5, the FCC’s policies will be updated as follows;

• All restaurants will be open for dine-in service until 10 p.m. every day. Last orders for food will be at 9 p.m., while last orders for drinks will be at 9:30 p.m. • Maximum number per table is now extended from 4 to 8, each member can bring 3 guests. • The takeaway menu is available from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. The menu can be downloaded from our website at fcchk.org. Please place orders with the FCC Restaurant at 2844 2806 or [email protected]. All orders will be confirmed by a phone call. • Private functions and meetings for a maximum of 20 persons can be arranged. Please contact our team at [email protected] to discuss. • No music performances at Bert’s will be held at this time. • The health club is open, although the sauna and steam room will remain closed. No more than 4 people are allowed in the health club at a time and masks are required while exercising. Please pre-register with the gym attendant at 2844 2849. • All persons must wear a face mask at all times within Club premises, except when eating or drinking at the table. • Staff will complete a COVID-19 rapid test every 3 days. • The Government also announced that from Thursday May 19, all restaurants can open until midnight and we can accept banquets up to 120 persons.

The Club continues to implement the government’s “Vaccine Pass”. Anyone who is unable to provide valid proof of vaccination will be denied entry to the Club. Please be reminded that you are required to complete the 3rd dose by end of May. See below for more details on the number of doses the pass requires and arrangement for recovered persons. (https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202203/20/P2022032000438.htm?f_ontSize_=1)

Please be aware that mask wearing is a government requirement except when eating and drinking, and anyone not wearing a mask faces a $5,000 fine. In case of an inspection and a fine being issued, the Club is not responsible.

For a full detail of the relaxation scheme please visit: https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202205/04/P2022050300895.htm

We thank all Members for their understanding and your continued support.

Keith Richburg President

5 May 2022