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Face masks are only required outdoors if physical distancing isn’t possible.
Workers and educators may temporarily remove their face mask in situations where clear enunciation or visibility of the mouth is essential (this includes those preaching, leading services and leading singing) — refer to paragraph 16(k) of the latest Directive.
Face masks must be worn when singing (those leading singing can temporarily remove their face masks).
People may temporarily remove their face mask to eat and drink at church gatherings.
Children under 12 are not required to wear a face mask.

Indoor spaces on church premises — one person per 2 square metres regardless of venue size. (100% capacity permitted with ticketed and allocated seating).
Funerals and weddings — one person per 2 square metres, capped at 200 people (or 100% capacity with ticketed and allocated seating).
Singing is permitted. Face masks must be worn when singing (those leading singing can temporarily remove their face masks).
Food and drink may be served at church gatherings. Buffets, self-service food and share plates are permitted. People do not have to be seating when eating and drinking.
There is no limit on gatherings outdoors.