If you do not follow the rules in sections 97A(1), 97A(2), 97B(2), 97D(2), 97E(5), 97E(6), or 97F, you commit an offence against the Health Act. You can find these rules at sections 97A(1), 97A(2), 97B(2), 97D(2), 97E(5), 97E(6), or 97F. This means you have broken the law and can get in trouble for it.

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97F: Children and people under disability, or

"Rules for looking after children and people with disabilities"

98: Continuance of liability to quarantine, or

"Staying in quarantine until it's safe to come out"

Part 4Quarantine

97GOffences against this Part

Every person who fails or refuses to comply with any of sections 97A(1), 97A(2), 97B(2), 97D(2), 97E(5), 97E(6), or 97F commits an offence against this Act

Notes

Section 97G: inserted, on 19 December 2006, by section 10(1) of the Health Amendment Act 2006 (2006 No 86).