BBC News
By Debbie Jackson
An Edinburgh father is seeking legal advice over the Scottish government's managed quarantine scheme.
Antonio Caraballo believes hotel quarantine rules will prevent children who live abroad from being able to visit a parent in Scotland.
His 10-year-old son Sami arrived in Edinburgh from Finland in February, and it was expected he would isolate at his father's home.
But Mr Caraballo ended up having to isolate with Sami at an airport hotel.
Now he believes that forcing unaccompanied children to quarantine is affecting their rights to have access to their parents.
The Scottish government said that children had to enter managed isolation and exemptions had to be restricted for the policy to work.