- New intrastate travel restrictions come into effect from midnight, Tuesday, March 31
- Western Australians will not be permitted to leave their regional boundary
- Exemptions will apply for reasons including work, to attend medical appointments, and compassionate grounds
The McGowan Government will introduce further restrictions on travel within the State from midnight Tuesday, to assist in reducing the spread of COVID-19.
From midnight Tuesday night (12am Wednesday morning), restrictions will be placed on travel within the entire State of Western Australia.
Western Australians will not be permitted to leave their regional boundary. Police have the power to enforce these restrictions if necessary, and fines of up to $50,000 can be issued.