Operating under a new normal means operating under a new, strict set of rules for both businesses and their customers.

But many questions still swirl around how these new rules will be enforced, and what to do if you see a business or customer breaking the rules by not following proper social distancing and sanitation protocols.

Chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin says people can report incidents on the province’s health protection website.

“It’s the health protection unit, that’s for concerns related to businesses,” Roussin said Tuesday.

“That’s who can be called for that, and they do a lot of outreach, they do a lot of inspection, but they can also respond to significant complaints as well.”

The website allows you to file a complaint through an online form or call a number to leave a message for a public health inspector, which will be responded to on “case-by-case basis”.

Many businesses told Global News they were unaware of who to call if they had concerns over customers or clients not adhering to the rules.

Wan says she has concerns about not being able to access required items like hand sanitizer.

“I think one of the guidelines was you have to have sanitizer at the entrance of your door, which obviously we all know is a very hot commodity at the moment,” she said.

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