Are the people unaware of the rule?
No Is there a sign relevantly posted with the rule?
No, but the people have been made aware of the rule in a different way
Sorry for the confusion --> no need to be sorry

The number set by the rule is technically just right, but... --> something like "the rules apply inside a room but nothing is said about the outside where people gathers"?
No, but somewhat OTRT Are there relevantly elevators?
No Maybe they did not take into account the fact that allowing less people would have slow down a process thus creating rows outside?
NoDo people enter one at a time? More than one at a time?
This All people together?
Probably not Do people relevantly need a ticket to enter?
No, but maybe OTRTDid the new rules fix a lower amount of people?
Lower than what? Or maybe they are vague in specifying such number?
No Are cinema involved?
No Entertainment?
No Means of transportation?
Yes! (But beware of FA) Churches? religion? Carousels (e.g. bumper cars: not allowed in couples but social distancing is not respected after a collision)? Tattoos? Museum? Driving license teacher? Social media? Spa? Disco? Dance (e.g. they did not take into account that, though only few people is allowed, they need to dance in couples...ok maybe too much)?
No to restDo they unintentionally break the rules? Yes! --> Because of their age? Because of what they are allowed to do? Because Brittany did not take into account the employees in the number of people allowed?
No to all Are the rules broken in the sense that there are more people than allowed?
Yes That, though the number of people is right, but social distancing is not respected?
No Maybe everyone handles the same thing (e.g. they play with a ball)?
NoAre there places to sit relevantly? Are there not enough places to sit?
No to bothIs the fact that they break the rule a risk for their health?
Possibly Or maybe simply the rule is not well stated?
No, the rule is well-stated, but difficult to follow Do everyone (i.e. each single person) break the rule unintentionally?
Not everyone E.g. it is said that people should keep a distancing of 1.80 cubic meters, hence people taller than 1.80 automatically break the rule.
But not like thisIf there are only two people, do they unintentionally break the rule automatically?
No More than 3, but less than 50?
No