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ARTICLE · 10 MARCH 2020

Coronavirus - Legal Update

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The appearance of the coronavirus in Austria has created uncertainty and demand for information despite the authority's efforts.

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The appearance of the coronavirus in Austria has created uncertainty and demand for information despite the authority's efforts. With the following summary we aim to provide information about certain legal aspects around the coronavirus and to provide guidance and support, particularly to companies.

Part 1: The legal framework

The duty to report suspected coronavirus infections and the statutory basis for related compulsory measures is predominantly set forth in the Austrian Pandemic Act 1950 (Epidemiegesetz 1950) and its related ordinances and decrees, as issued by the Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection.

What is a case of illness, what is a case of suspicion?

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