It suggested that islanders will soon be able to spend up to four hours outdoors, and see two people from outside their household.
A staff member is now undergoing disciplinary measures as a result.
Greffier Dr Mark Egan commented: “I feel very let down as the States Greffe prides itself on the integrity and professionalism of our staff and our ability to handle confidential and sensitive information.”
Pictured: States Greffier, Dr Mark Egan, today wrote to all States Members to apologise for the leak.
However, government officials are now investigating a second leak – this time involving the same information noted on a piece of paper, photographed and sent to others.
A spokesperson said: “The unauthorised sharing of material from a States Members’ briefing before today’s official announcement has been investigated.
“The States Greffier has apologised for this action by a member of his team and is now considering appropriate disciplinary measures. An investigation continues into the unauthorised sharing of notes taken at a separate meeting.”
They added: “The Chief Minister, Health and Social Services Minister and Economic Development Minister will be providing a comprehensive explanation of the Government’s ‘Safe Exit’ framework at 14:00 today.”
