As of this week, it is now illegal to meet in groups of more than six - but what do you think about the rule?
The new legislation, which has been put in place to curb the spread of coronavirus, means you cannot meet in a group of more than six people both indoors and outdoors.
The rule does not apply to funerals, christenings or weddings, where groups of 30 people can meet, but must social distance.
Covid-secure venues like places of worship, gyms, restaurants and hospitality settings can still hold more than six people in total.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that it is "absolutely critical" that people followed the rule to stop the spread of the virus.
Now we want you to have your say on the new rules.
Nottinghamshire Live has created a survey aimed at finding out what your thoughts are on the new rule.
You'll be asked if you agree with the rule and whether you'll adhere to it if it is still in place on Christmas Day.
Once people fill out the survey form, we'll then gather the results and present them in a story on our website.
It only takes a minute to complete and we will only be using the data we collect for our news story.
