Licensed venues, cafes and restaurants for seated service.Outdoor play centres or amusement centres.Gyms (excluding classes) and organised outdoor training.If all goes to plan, from October 15, the following activities can operate with a maximum of 25 people or a density of one person per 4 square metres, whichever is less: Mr Barr has repeatedly said the first steps will be 'gentle', with gathering and visitor limits still significantly capped alongside density and capacity requirements for gyms and hospitality venues. If case numbers do not deteriorate, the ACT will emerge from lockdown on October 15, nine weeks after it began. Nature reserves and national parks to reopen.Outdoor boot camps and personal training can recommence with no more than two people (excluding instructors).Small businesses can operate click and collect or click and deliver or by contactless means – maximum five staff or one per 4 square metres.All non-essential retail can operate click and deliver or click and collect – maximum five staff or one per 4 square metres.One household or up to five people can gather outdoors for up to four hours for physical or recreational activities.The Chief Minister on Monday announced that some restrictions would ease from Friday, following updated advice from Chief Health Officer Kerryn Coleman. ( ABC News: Ian Cutmore) An early taste of freedom on Friday The ACT Chief Minister today unveiled the territory's path out of lockdown.

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