92ZAPublic health order may impose certain requirements on individual

1. The District Court may, in making a public health order, impose on an individual any 1 or more of the following requirements the court thinks are necessary to prevent or minimise the public health risk posed by the individual:

2. to be detained, at all times or at specified times, in a hospital or other suitable place or in specified parts of the hospital or place:
3. to stay, at all times or at specified times, at a specified place of residence:
4. to refrain from carrying out specified activities (for example, undertaking employment, using public transport, or travelling within and outside New Zealand) either absolutely or unless stated conditions are observed:
5. to be supervised by a named person or by a person for the time being holding a named office, including, without limitation,—
   1. attending meetings arranged by that person; and
   2. providing that person with information on any action, occurrence, or plan that is relevant to the public health risk posed by the individual:
6. after the views of the individual have been taken into account, to be subject to public health surveillance, with or without the aid of electronic communication devices, by a named person or by a person for the time being holding a named office or by a named organisation:
7. to be treated for the infectious disease by a specified health provider:
8. to participate in any of the following that are conducted by a health provider:
   1. counselling:
   2. education:
   3. other activities related to the infectious disease:
9. to refrain from going to specified places either absolutely or unless stated conditions are observed:
10. to refrain from associating with specified persons or specified classes of persons:
11. to take specified actions to prevent or minimise the public health risk posed by the individual.

12. Before the court imposes a requirement of the kind described in subsection (1)(f), the court must be satisfied that, short of detaining the individual indefinitely, treating him or her is the only effective means of managing the public health risk posed by the individual.

13. If an order requires an individual to be detained in a hospital or other place operated by Health New Zealand, Health New Zealand board must permit the individual to be detained in the hospital or place.

14. The court may impose any requirement specified in subsection (1) subject to any conditions or restrictions that the court considers appropriate.