I am divorced/separated, and my spouse/ex-spouse has care and control of my child. Can face-to-face access arrangements continue during this pandemic?

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Yes, face-to-face access arrangements are allowed, if these arrangements have been in place before the pandemic. However, please keep movement and travel to a minimum to lower the risk of transmission across different households, given the latest measures put in place by the government.

I am divorced/separated, and my spouse/ex-spouse has care and control of my child. Can face-to-face access arrangements continue during this pandemic?

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