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When do I have to wear a mask?

Resource Author: Bianca S. | NDIS Expert Last Updated: 11 March 2026

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Not sure when you and your support worker need to wear a mask? Or who doesn't have to wear one?

The recommendation to wear a face mask does not apply to:

children (people aged under 12),
people with breathing difficulties and
anyone who has physical conditions that make it difficult to wear a face mask.

Check the relevant state link below to find out what the current requirements are:

advice about face masks in NSW
advice about face masks in Victoria
advice about face masks in Queensland
advice about face masks in Western Australia
advice about face masks in South Australia .
advice about face masks in Australian Capital Territory
advice about face masks in Northern Territory .

You can also find more information about masks and keeping safe .

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