SI 500 provides for the opening of garden centres and outdoor sports courts. It expands the list of "reasonable excuses" for leaving home to permit people to collect goods that have been pre-ordered from a business; to use a waste or recycling centre; and to move home and engage in related activities such as viewing properties to buy or rent. The rules on exercise away from the home are relaxed to allow it to be taken with several members of the same household or with one member of another household. Visits to public open spaces (including public gardens) for the purposes of open-air recreation are also allowed, again if desired with several members of the same household or with one member of another household. The fixed penalty for a first breach of the regulations is increased from £60 to £100 – as before, with a 50% reduction for prompt payment. SI 350 was again amended on 1 June 2020, after a further 19 days, by The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) (Amendment) (No. 3) Regulations 2020 (SI 558). These amendments increase the period for regular review of the regulations by the Secretary of State from 21 to 28 days. As with the original regulations, this statutory instrument was introduced by Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, using emergency powers under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984. The legal basis for the use of the powers is stated to be as before. The regulations came into force at midnight prior to 1 June, and were laid before parliament at 11.30am on the same day. The Secretary of State again used section 45R of the 1984 act to enact the regulations "by reason of urgency" subject to retrospective approval by resolution of each House of Parliament within twenty-eight days. Outdoor non-food markets may now re-open, as may car showrooms. Outdoor sports amenities are also allowed to re-open, including water sports, stables, shooting and archery venues, golf courses and driving ranges. Some types of venue, previously not mentioned, are now explicitly required to remain closed, including indoor games, recreation and entertainment venues, theme and adventure parks, social clubs, model villages, aquariums and zoos, and farm attractions. In addition, indoor visitor attractions at venues which are otherwise allowed to open must remain closed: this includes shops and visitor centres (but not toilets). SI 558 makes significant changes to the earlier regulations, sweeping away entirely the general prohibition against leaving home. This is replaced with a new general rule that "No person may, without reasonable excuse, stay overnight at any place other than the place where they are living."