By the Health Protection Regulations 2020 law, the UK government must review the restrictions every three weeks.

The Health Protection Regulations 2020 confirms that the UK government has to review the lockdown restrictions at least once in 21 days.

The Health Protection Regulations 2020 confirms that the UK government has to review the lockdown restrictions at least once in 21 days.The Act was laid before the Parliament on 26 March 2020 and came into force on the same day. The lockdown regulations were made in response to the serious threat to public health posed by COVID-19. The act covered a wide range of measures relating to the impact of COVID-19 in the UK, and provisions were included for regular review. It mentions that the Secretary of State is under a legal obligation to review whether the restrictions are needed a minimum of once every 21 days.

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