80% double dosed 16+ year olds:Changes come into effect from Friday, October 29 at 6:00pm.
* The border around Melbourne will be dropped, allowing Victorians to travel anywhere in the state ahead of the Melbourne Cup weekend.
* Masks will no longer be mandatory in outdoor settings where social distancing is possible and entertainment and retail venues can re-open.
* The "vaccinated economy", which includes vaccine mandates for both workers and patrons at most venues, will now apply right across the state.
* Most patron caps at venues will be scrapped, replaced by a density quotient of one person per 4 square metres allowed in most indoor settings. At most outdoor venues, that drops to one person per 2sqm.
* Events such as music festivals will be able to go ahead with up to 5,000 punters. Larger events, like the Melbourne Cup, will go ahead if they get approval from the Chief Health Officer.
* Children under the age of 16 will not have to show proof of inoculation.
* The return to schools will remain unchanged, with students heading back to classrooms in greater numbers from November 1.
90% double dosed 12+ year olds:Likely to come in effect approximately November 24.
* The "vaccinated economy" will remain in place at this stage, with unvaccinated Victorians continuing to be locked out of most settings. The vaccine mandate will apply to all non-essential retail from this stage of the roadmap. Unvaccinated people will still be able to visit essential stores like supermarkets and pharmacies.
* All caps and density limits will be lifted.
* Masks will only be required in high-risk indoor setting, for instance, public transport, prisons, hospitals, aged care to give you some examples."
* A goal of having more than 80,000 people at the MCG for the Boxing Day Test.
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