Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said most COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted in Scotland on 9 August.
Social distancing rules will be relaxed and sporting events will be allowed to return to maximum crowds.
The whole of Scotland is on level zero of the virus alert system and the percentage of tests coming back positive has fallen, as has hospital admissions.
Ms Sturgeon said: "All of this is good news and it demonstrates the value of a careful and steady approach."
She said there had been nine further deaths in the last 24 hours, making a total of 7,952.
Ms Sturgeon said masks would be mandatory on public transport and in public buildings "for some time."
The Scottish government cabinet considered the latest data earlier on Tuesday, 3 August, and she then addressed the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.
Ms Sturgeon said she hoped to restore a "substantial degree of normality" but said it did not "signal the end of the pandemic."
She added: "Declaring freedom from or victory over this virus is in my view premature."
In May the Scottish National Party (SNP) won the elections for the Scottish Parliament but failed to get enough seats to call for another referendum.