What are the new COVID restrictions for regional Victoria?

Acting Victorian Premier James Merlino said with no community transmission in regional Victoria this week, regional restrictions were proposed to begin easing from 11.59pm tomorrow night.

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The next 24 hours will confirm whether this change can go ahead.

See the full list of changes here:

Can leave home for any reason.

Visitors not permitted to the home, except intimate partners.

Public gatherings permitted up to 10 people.

Must be carried at all times.

Must be worn indoors except if at home, or if an exception applies.

Must be worn outdoors where 1.5 metres physical distancing cannot be maintained.

If you can work from home, you should continue to work from home. Capacity limits in workplaces such as offices capped at 50 per cent or 20 people, whichever is greater.

Early learning centres, childcare, kinder, family day care: Open

Schools: Return to face to face learning for all year levels.

Higher education and training: If you can study from home, you should continue to study from home.

Religious gatherings and ceremonies: Permitted for up to 50 people per venue, density rule of one person per four square metres.

Funerals (indoors and outdoors): Permitted with no more than 50 people (and those necessary to conduct the funeral). Children under 12 months old are not counted towards this cap.

Weddings (indoor and outdoor): Permitted with no more than 10 people (including the two persons being married, celebrant, two witnesses). These settings apply to any venue in which a wedding is held, except for private residences where private gathering limits apply.

Indoor sport and recreation: Closed

Play centres, indoor skateparks, indoor trampolining centres: Closed

Open: A maximum patron cap of 50 people per venue. Group sizes to a maximum of 10 people. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Community sport: Permitted for children. Training purposes only for adults.

Open: A maximum patron cap of 50 people per venue. Group sizes to a maximum of 10 people. Density rule of one person per four square metres

Indoor fixed seated entertainment: Open up to 25 per cent of seated capacity up to a maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Outdoor fixed seated entertainment: Open up to 50 per cent of seated capacity up to a maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Non-seated indoor venues: Closed

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Non-seated outdoor venues: Open to maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres. Group sizes to a maximum of 10 people.

Arcades, escape rooms, bingo centres: Closed

Drive-in cinemas: Open to a maximum of 50 people per venue (stay in vehicles). Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Amusement parks: Closed

Casinos: Closed

Retail betting venues: Open to a maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

All retail: Open

Density rule of one person per four square metres. Service Victoria QR code app required to record attendance.

Open: For services where you can keep a mask on. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Food and drink facilities, food courts: Open for seated service only with a maximum patron cap of 50 people per venue. Group sizes to a maximum of 10 people. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Open: Bookings permitted for single households, intimate partners or nominated single social bubble person

Inspections and auctions: Open with a maximum patron cap of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Auction houses: Open to a maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Indoor tourism: Closed

Outdoor tourism: Open to maximum of 50 people per venue. Density rule of one person per four square metres.

Care facility visitor restrictions: Visitors permitted into aged care or other care facility setting for end-of-life reasons and permitted purposes only. Non-essential contractors are restricted from entry.

Hospital visitors: No visitors are permitted into health care settings, except for end-of-life reasons, as a support partner for birth, or a parent to accompany a child. Non-essential contractors are restricted from entry.