Chancery Legal director Mark Pettingill released a statement today indicating that the Law Firm is pleased to confirm that our client’s constitutional challenge to the Government’s Covid-19 regulations, particularly the proposed amendments which seek to unreasonably require non-vaccinated Bermudian travellers to quarantine, at their expense, for fourteen (14) days at the Hamilton Princess Hotel & Beach Club, The Coco-Reefs Resort, and the Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa, has been filed with the Supreme Court.
We anticipate receiving confirmation of a hearing date on our client’s application for emergency application for interim injunctive relief before Friday 4 June 2021; we remain confident that our client’s application will be successful, and the Government will be restrained from implementing the unreasonable mandatory hotel quarantine.
Our clients would like to take this time to thank the public for their enormous support as they seek to protect the constitutionally enshrined rights of all Bermudians.
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