Services NSW app mandatory for retail

Check in will be mandatory at the below venues:

Retail businesses and supermarkets
Individual shops within shopping centres
Shopping centres will also be asked to display QR codes at entry points where practicable
Gyms
Offices, including call centres
Manufacturing and warehousing
Universities and TAFE
Schools including teaches and visitors (such as parents or contractors) but excluding students

The below venues currently have mandatory check ins:

Amusement centres
Aquariums
Business premises that are used for auction houses, other than clearing houses
Business premises that are used for nail salons, beauty salons, hairdressing salons, waxing salons, tanning salons, spas, tattoo parlours and massage parlours
Crematoria
Drive-in cinemas
Entertainment facilities
Hospitality venues:
- Casinos
- Food and drink premises, other than food courts – only for a person entering the premises to consume food or drink on the premises and persons who are staff and contractors
- (c) Micro-breweries, small distilleries holding a drink on-premises authorisation under the Liquor Act 2007 and cellar door premises – only for a person entering the premises to consume food or drink on the premises and persons who are staff and contractors
- Pubs, small bars and registered clubs – for persons entering the premises, but not if the person is entering the premises solely for the purpose of collecting food or drink to consume off the premises
Function centres
Funeral homes
Information and education facilities (other than libraries)
Nightclubs
Party buses
Properties operated by the National Trust or the Historic Houses Trust
Public swimming pools
Recreation facilities (indoor)
Recreation facilities (major)
Sex on premises venues, being restricted premises where sex between patrons is permitted on the premises
Sex services premises
Strip clubs
Vessels used for hosting functions or for commercial tours
Zoological parks and reptile parks