With the introduction of the curfew order from December 15, 2020, a new edition of the professional travel certificate comes into effect. The official form must be stamped and signed by the employer.
As an alternative to imprisonment, the government is re-establishing a curfew order from 8pm to 6am, aimed at combating the Govt-19 epidemic.
During this time slot, those returning from work or having to go there, according to the official model, will be required to complete a business trip (B.T.
These trips are recognized between the home and gym of professional activities or during his activities, when they can not be postponed or organize the activity in the form of telecommunications. If the place of operation cannot be fixed in advance, it is sufficient to mention this in the document due to the nature of the business (deliveries, home visits, etc.).
The certificate includes surname, first name, date and place of birth, home address, nature of professional activity, as well as place of operation and transportation instructions. It bears the name and seal of the company and indicates the period of validity determined by the employer so that the document does not need to be renewed and is valid for the duration of the curfew order.
Such a certified employee does not have to bring the exceptional travel form required to leave his home. Unpaid workers, on the other hand, who cannot establish this professional credentials must, on the other hand, verify the first reason for the trip and bring the exit certificate, namely: “Travel between home and place of professional activity”.
Sanctions in case of unauthorized travel
Occurs for those who leave their homes without certification or in recommended cases:
– In the event of first clearance, the fine of 135 euros is increased to 375 euros (if the payment is not made or disputed within the period indicated in the notice of violation);
– If the offense is repeated within 15 days, the fine of 200 euros is increased to 450 euros (if the payment is not made or disputed within the period indicated in the notice of violation);
– After 3 offenses in 30 days: a fine of 3,750 euros and 6 months imprisonment.
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