Last update: 26th March 2020
Country |
Recognition of Pest Management as an essential profession |
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|---|---|---|
| Austria | ✓ | Austria has given an explicit general exemption to hygiene services: §2 19. - Federal law: COVID-19 law |
| Belgium | x | |
| Bulgaria | x | |
| Croatia | x | |
| Republic of Cyprus | x | |
| Czech Republic | x | |
| Denmark | x | |
| Estonia | x | |
| Finland | x | |
| France | x | |
| Germany | x | |
| Greece | x | |
| Hungary | x | |
| Ireland | x | |
| Italy | ✓ | Italy has given an explicit exemption to the pest management sector: 81.2 of Annex 1 - Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 22 March 2020 |
| Latvia | x | |
| Lithuania | x | |
| Luxembourg | x | |
| Malta | x | |
| Netherlands | x | |
| Poland | x | |
| Portugal | x | |
| Romania | x | |
| Slovakia | x | |
| Slovenia | x | |
| Spain | ✓ | Spain has prohibited certain sectors from opening. This does not cover pest management: Article 10.1 of Royal Decree 463/2020 |
| Sweden | x | |
| United Kingdom | x/✓ | Authorities in Northern Ireland confirm that pest management professionals are formally recognised as key workers in Northern Ireland, reports the BCPA |
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