Designated venues in certain sectors must have a system in place to request and record contact details of their customers, visitors and staff to help break the chains of transmission of coronavirus. Official NHS QR posters can be generated online.
- Designated venues which must display an official NHS QR code poster at their entrance, or at the point of service for customers and visitors to use, and keep a record of staff on premises, are:
- Hospitality:
- restaurants, including restaurants and dining rooms in hotels or members’ clubs
- cafes, including workplace canteens
- bars, including bars in hotels or members’ clubs
- public houses
- Leisure and tourism:
- amusement arcades
- art fairs
- betting and bingo halls
- casinos
- clubs providing team sporting activities
- facilities for use by elite and professional sportspeople (including sports stadia)
- heritage locations and attractions open to the public (including castles, stately homes and other historic houses)
- hotels and other guest accommodation provided on a commercial basis, including in bed and breakfast accommodation, boats, campsites, caravans, chalets, guest houses, holiday parks, hostels, motels, pubs, sleeper trains and yurts
- indoor sport and leisure centres
- outdoor swimming pools and lidos
- museums and galleries
- music recording studios open for public hire or other public use
- public libraries
- Close contact services:
- barbers
- beauticians (including those providing cosmetic, aesthetic and wellness treatments)
- dress fitters, tailors and fashion designers
- hairdressers
- nail bars and salons
- skin and body piercing services
- sports and massage therapists
- tattooists
- Local authority run services:
- community centres
- youth and community centres
- village halls
- Hospitality:
- There’s lots more information and guidance on this link: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/maintaining-records-of-staff-customers-and-visitors-to-support-nhs-test-and-trace
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