Choirs: Restrictions Debate
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Choirs: Restrictions
Baroness Wheatcroft Excerpts(3 years, 10 months ago)
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Baroness Barran (Con)
I know that the noble Baroness recognises the difference in the public health risks between the two activities to which she refers. I also acknowledge that she might be expressing broader sentiments in relation to this.
Baroness Wheatcroft (CB)
My Lords, the Royal Choral Society is a brilliant choir, but it is an amateur one. On 30 May it performed Handel’s “Messiah” at the Royal Albert Hall, with 117 singers producing a brilliant performance. I applaud its decision to go ahead, but could the Minister tell us what sanctions there are for those who break the regulations? I am sure the House and the country would like to know what sanctions there are.
Baroness Barran (Con)
I will need to write to the noble Baroness with details on sanctions, but I assume that they are available on GOV.UK.