stay, to the greatest extent practicable, 2 metres apart (see clause 15(1)(b)(i)); or

comply with the requirements relating to social gatherings in clauses 8, 16, and 17.

apply to the business or service in relation to person A; and

are notified to, or brought to the attention of, person A.

the physical distancing requirements in clauses 10(2)(a) and (b) and 11(2)(a):

the requirements in clauses 10(2)(e) and 11(2)(b) to keep records to enable contact tracing:

the requirement in clause 12(2)(b) to ensure that each customer or client is seated at a table except in limited circumstances.

must not participate in a social gathering that exceeds the number limit in clause 16(1); and

must, if participating in a social gathering, comply with the requirements in clause 17 to enable contact tracing records to be kept.

the general requirements in clause 10 or 11 (or both), to the extent applicable; and

each of the specific additional requirements in clauses 12 and 13 to the extent that they apply to their activities.

if there is a gathering of friends and whānau in the workplace at any 1 time,—

if the facility or venue of a business or service is hired for a social gathering, the business or service must comply with clauses 16 and 17 in relation to the customers or clients (instead of clauses 10 to 13).

ensure that all people who enter the workplace or use its services remain 2 metres away from each other and from the workers (to the greatest extent practicable), except—

ensure that all workers who enter the workplace or carry out work for the business or service remain 1 metre away from each other (to the greatest extent practicable); and

mitigate the risks that arise to the extent that the physical distancing requirements in paragraphs (a) and (b) (or the specific physical distancing requirements in clauses 11 to 13 that apply instead) are not fully maintained; and

keep records to enable contact tracing of all workers who enter the workplace or carry out work for the business or service.

applies to—

does not apply to retail businesses, such as shopping malls, supermarkets, marketplaces, takeaway-food stores, and retail stores.

ensure that all people who enter the workplace, use its services, or carry out work for the business or service remain at least 1 metre away from each other (to the greatest extent practicable); and

keep records to enable contact tracing of people who enter the workplace, use its services, or carry out work for the business or service; and

if they are an event facility of the kind described in subclause (1)(a)(iv), permit no more than 100 customers or clients to be in any 1 defined space in the workplace at any 1 time (not including workers); and

mitigate the risks that arise to the extent that the physical distancing requirements in paragraph (a) (or the specific physical distancing requirements in clauses 12 and 13 that apply instead) are not fully maintained.

a restaurant or cafe; or

a soup kitchen or other place where food or drink is provided without charge.

permit no more than 100 customers or clients to be in any 1 defined space in the workplace at any 1 time; and

ensure that each customer or client is seated at a table other than when—

ensure that adjacent tables are arranged so there is at least a 1-metre separation between the seated customers or clients at adjacent tables; and

ensure, to the greatest extent practicable, that only 1 worker serves at any table; and

comply with clause 11(2)(a) in relation to those customers and clients when they are not seated at the table; and

otherwise comply with the requirements in clause 11(2) in relation to the activities to which this clause applies.

accommodation services selling or providing food or drink for residents (including room service):

businesses or services providing food or drink to their workers:

vending machines that are located and used within a workplace:

cinemas or theatres selling food or drink to customers or clients when they are seated inside the cinema or theatre.

ensure that all people who enter the workplace or use its services remain at least 1 metre away from each other and from workers (to the greatest extent practicable), except to the extent that workers are required to have physical contact with, or close proximity to, people in order to carry out the activities of that business or service; and

otherwise comply with the requirements in clause 11(2) in relation to the activities to which this clause applies.

means a group of people who are intermingling; but

does not include—

does include a gathering of people if—

the organiser of the social gathering:

the person in control of the defined space or premises where the gathering is held:

a participant in the social gathering.

to the provision of health services:

to people using a service for the carriage of passengers for hire or reward that is contracted or funded by the Ministry of Education, local authorities, or Auckland Transport for the sole or primary purpose of transporting school children to and from school:

to people using public transport services:

to residential centres (including care and protection and youth justice residences), family homes, and group homes (including family group homes and community-based remand centres) that are approved or recognised for the time being by the Chief Executive of Oranga Tamariki as a place of care or treatment for the purposes of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989:

within a corrections prison as defined in section 3(1) of the Corrections Act 2004 or any premises managed by or on behalf of the Department of Corrections:

to custodial or detention services managed by the New Zealand Police, the Department of Corrections, or the Ministry of Justice, or within a courthouse:

to the administration of sentences and orders by the Department of Corrections, or on its behalf, in accordance with the Corrections Act 2004:

to people being transported for the purposes of the Department of Corrections and New Zealand Police fulfilling their purposes and performing their functions and duties:

to the New Zealand Defence Force:

to the New Zealand Police:

to Fire and Emergency New Zealand.

enable suitable contact tracing of people who enter the relevant workplaces, or deliver or use the relevant services; and

mitigate the risks that arise to the extent that the physical distancing requirements in this order that would otherwise apply to the workplace or service are not fully maintained.

inter-school activities; or

activities at (or connected with) an education entity that are attended by people who are otherwise not ordinarily at that education entity for the purposes of receiving or providing, or assisting in or supporting the receipt or provision of, education services.

the exemption is necessary or desirable in order to promote the purposes of the Act or the purposes of this order; and

the extent of the exemption is not broader than is reasonably necessary to address the matters that gave rise to the exemption.

be published on a publicly accessible Internet site maintained by or on behalf of the New Zealand Government; and

be notified in the Gazette.