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The States Assembly and Constitution Committee is recommending the postponed general election take place on 7 October.
The committee will submit the recommendation to the States on Thursday for consideration.
The States of Guernsey will hold a press conference at 13:00 relating to a "pilot trial for travel".
At Friday's briefing Dr Nicola Brink said the international evidence showed 80% of cases were identified after seven days.
Currently the islands have a 14-day quarantine for anyone arriving.
Dr Brink said feedback from those who had been through quarantine was the second week was particularly detrimental to people's health and wellbeing, so Public Health was looking at ways to possibly lift that burden.
The damage was caused on Saturday night - the first day the island enjoyed the freedoms of phase five of lockdown exit.
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More than 1,000 islanders turned out in St Peter Port on Saturday.
It follows similar events around the world, but was delayed until phase five of the Bailiwick of Guernsey's exit from lockdown as prior to that meeting, groups of more than 30 people were illegal.
Hundreds of islanders gathered along the seafront as part of the event.
Deputy Gavin St Pier and Steve Falla has raised almost £2,000 running half a marathon on Father's Day.
The head of Guernsey's Policy and Resources Committee decided to take on the 13.1 mile Butterfield Half Marathon on Sunday even though the actual event has been postponed until 6 September due to coronavirus lockdown.
The donations, which far exceeded the original goal of £500, will go to the Social Investment Fund’s Covid-19 Community Charity Appeal and the Covid-19 Response Appeal.
Image source, Orchard PRThe pair completed the 13.1 mile course on Sunday
Deputy St Pier said in a statement: "Steve and I run at about the same pace and we decided to run the course together this weekend specifically to raise awareness and funds for the two local Covid-19 appeals.
"We’re extremely grateful for the way in which people have responded to this initiative as the funds raised will help address needs that have arisen in the bailiwick as a result of the pandemic."
The number of arrests made in St Peter Port on Saturday night - after the Bailiwick of Guernsey entered phase five - was inline with a "normal weekend", say Guernsey Police.
Officers reported hundreds of people were out on the town with a good atmosphere and "everyone in high spirits".
Those residents of Guernsey and Alderney aged over 75 who are already in receipt of a free TV licence will continue to do until the end of this year.
Under the current arrangements the BBC pays for the licences.
The scheme is not open to those who turned 75 since 1 September 2016.
The States of Guernsey funds TV licences for Guernsey and Alderney residents over pensionable age (currently 65 and 2 months) who are also in receipt of income support.
In the UK free licences for all over-75s will be replaced from 1 August when they will be issued to any household with someone aged over 75 who receives the UK's Pension Credit.
There is no direct equivalent benefit in the bailiwick.
The future of the scheme in the islands is due to the considered later this year with a public consultation due to take place first.
Image source, Dylan RayShortly after 17:00 on Saturday Guernsey Coastguard received several calls reporting a man in the water in difficulty close to rocks in Saints Bay Harbour.
Police officers were able to lift the man out of the water, but he had sustained injuries to his head and was unable to walk back up the rocks.
He was transferred to the St Peter Port Inshore Lifeboat and taken to the landing in Saints Bay Harbour and carried up the steps to an ambulance.
Whilst en route to the same incident the Fraser Flyer - the all-weather lifeboat - was diverted to tow to safety a vessel that had broken down north of Herm Harbour.
Image source, Dylan RayA survey has launched seeking to learn as much as possible about the experiences of islanders during the pandemic and lockdown.
The States of Guernsey survey will cover several areas:
It will seek to cover a number of specific aspects of the overall Covid-19 response, including working and schooling, income and expenditure, staying at home, bubbling and travel, the States said.
Surveys in Latvian, Polish and Portuguese will also be available.
The survey is available online, external or paper copies can be requested - 07839 121515 or comms@gov.gg, external.
The decision-making process to dissolve CICRA, the Channel Island Competition Regulatory Authority, will be reviewed by Jersey's Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel.
The demerging of Jersey's and Guernsey's joint regulatory authority from 1 July was announced by Minister for Economic Development Ian Gorst on 23 April.
Senator Gorst made the decision "to better address the different competition issues faced in Jersey and Guernsey", the Government of Jersey said.
The panel will examine the decision-making process and its impact on competition regulation in Jersey.
It will also determine whether stakeholder engagement took place in the lead up to the announcement and how separating the authority will affect competition regulation in Jersey and pan-Channel Island sectoral regulation, the government added.
Chairman of the panel Deputy Kirsten Morel said it was "important" to examine the decision, especially as it was "made amidst a global pandemic".
He said: "It is essential that Jersey maintains a strong and independent competition regulator and so the panel will be looking closely at the impact of the decision and the evidence used to inform it."