Communal pool issue following guidelines

https://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/2020/05/27/with-social-distancing-the-new-normal-will-community-pools-be-open-in-spain-this-summer/
I found this, it's from May so some things may have changed but it gives an insight into the problems of opening a community pool and policing the rules.
Going purely on previous posts it seems that some community pools haven't opened at all.
When you say only some owners have received the e-mails, have you proof of this and do the community have everybody's up to date e-mail addresses?
On the subject of you feeling that you have less say because you don't live here permanently, all I can say is I have read reports saying just the same for full time residents when a vote has gone out for certain improvements and the permanent residents have been voted down as the holiday home owners don't feel the expenditure will benefit them enough for the few weeks a year they spend here.
Basically the community has to pay for all these extras and maybe there is only enough money in the pot to be able to open for restricted hours.

Yes this is from May and completely changed since then, the New guidelines advised if Any resident and even if it was just one wanted the pool to open then it should be opened following the governments guidelines. 

Could you post the link to these guidelines please?

Apologies it will not let me upload the pdf so had to take screen shots this came from the administrator. 

Often the decision on whether or not to open a pool will depend on nothing more than the community administrators willingness, or ability, to pay for the sanitation procedures laid down in the guidelines hence why one communities experience cannot be directly applied to the next. 

If it is a question of money then I doubt anyone will need me to point out there really is only one answer to that!

Regarding the afternoon closure, my friend lives in La Mata and his communal pool also closes. The majority of residents are Spanish where he lives and they follow the siesta habit which is deeply entrenched in Spanish culture. Perhaps you and your neighbours are mostly British I don’t know but it’s likely the reason so that the houses next to the pool are undisturbed for a few hours....what nationality is your president?. 

Also worth noting that his pool is not opening this year die to the  extra costs that would have to be levied on everyone. 

Hi Louise,

I am a president and hear so much about other presidents not giving out enough information. I was elected after volunteering, and for my efforts I am exempt from paying the community fee. As I live here permanently it is in my interests for things to run smoothly. Many presidents are holiday home owners, and some have the job forced upon them. Even if their fee is waived, it is usually not enough incentive to do the job. However, you have a president, Vice President, committee members and the Administrators, so you should be able to get answers from someone. It was a very hard decision to make about opening the pools, and the final buck stops with the president. I don’t understand the reduced hours, but it may be for a good reason. You are entitled to know what that is. As AGMs have not been allowed, decisions have had to be made without votes. I suggest that you don’t give up, and ring the Administrators asking them to get answers for you.

Some community pools did not open as early this year and some not at all due to the strict regulations laid down by the government relating to numbers allowed (depending upon the size of the pool) and the strict and costly cleaning rules.

Your comments are insulting. All Administrators will tell you that being a community president is a thankless task. Nobody wants to do the job! You are not even worth going into more detail with.